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Caia

cudgel

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What it meant

1. caia — de Vaan

caia 'cudgel' (Isidorus), caiare 'to beat, thresh' (PL); ancaesa 'caelata' (Paul ex F.\ ancile [n.J 'small shield' (Enn.+), anclsus 'cut about' (Lucr.+); homicida 'murderer' (Cic.+), homicidium 'homicide' (VMax.+), pariclda/parricida [m,] 'murderder of a near relation' (PL+); occillare 'to smash up' (PL); incile [n.] 'channel, ditch' (Cato+), inctlis [adj.] 'id.' (Cato), incilare 'to revile, abuse' (Pac.+); … — [de Vaan, s.v. caia, p. 93]

2. Caia — Lewis & Short

Caia, v. Caius.

3. caia — Lewis & Short

caia, aecaio,

I a cudgel, acc. to Isid. Orig. 18, 7, 7.

Where it came from

No etymology authority pointer is recorded for this lemma yet — an honest gap, not an omission.

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