1. camum — Lewis & Short
camum, i, n.,
I a kind of beer, Dig. 33, 7, 12; Edict. Diocl. p. 28.
The corpus record — Latin
camum
camum · n
a kind of beer
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What it meant
2. camum — Walde–Hofmann
camum, -; n. „Art Bier“ (eit Ulp, bzw. Ediet. Diocl, rom.): pannonisches, aber vl ursprünglich keltisches Wort; dazu mlat. camba ,Braustube*, Gambrinus? Holder 1 728, Hehn Kulturpfl* 148, Schrader RL. I? 142f,, Bertoldi Don. nat. Schrijnen 298°, Loewenthal WuS. 9, 182 (: lit. baminé ,Feldbiene*; phantastisch). — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. camum, p. 181]
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