coyunda.
a type of strap or lash
Meaning & usage
a type of strap or lash
the yoke of marriage; conjugality
whip
Where this word comes from
Etymology tree Latin conjungō Latin -ula Vulgar Latin *conjungula Old Spanish coyunda Spanish coyunda Inherited from Old Spanish coyunda, from Vulgar Latin *conjungula, from Latin conjungō + -ula. For a similar development, see sendos.
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