cotula

[ koh-tuhl-uh, kuh- ]

noun

, plural co·tul·ae [koh-, tuhl, -, tuhl, -ee, k, uh, -].

1. (in prescriptions) a measure.

Word History and Origins

Origin of cotula¹

1570–80; < Latin < Greek kotýlē cup; cotyloid

Example Sentences

Infusum cotul, L. From the dried flowers of may-weed or stinking chamomile (Anthemis cotula).

From Project Gutenberg

From dried flowers of Anthemio cotula, as infusion of chamomiles.

From Project Gutenberg