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Etymology of the English word culverin

the English word culverin
derived from the Old French word coulevrine
derived from the Old French word couleuvre
derived from the Vulgar Latin word colobra
derived from the Classical Latin word colubra (serpent, snake)
derived from the Classical Latin word coluber (snake; serpent)

Date

The earliest known usage of culverin in English dates from the 15th century.

Usage

Word found in Modern English



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