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cotula
[ koh-tuhl-uh, kuh- ]
/ koʊˈtʌl ə, kə- /
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noun, plural co·tul·ae [koh-tuhl-tuhl-ee, kuh-]. /koʊˈtʌlˈtʌl i, kə-/.
(in prescriptions) a measure.
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Origin of cotula
1570–80; <Latin <Greek kotýlē cup; see cotyloid
Words nearby cotula
cottonwood, cotton wool, cottony, cottony-cushion scale, cottus, cotula, cotunnite, coturnix, Coty, cotyledon, cotyloid
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How to use cotula in a sentence
Infusum cotul, L. From the dried flowers of may-weed or stinking chamomile (Anthemis cotula).
From dried flowers of Anthemio cotula, as infusion of chamomiles.