Where does “chaudun” come from?

chaudun (Old French) comes from Medieval Latin caldūmen, from Latin caldus — Syncopated but Classical form of calidus.

chaudun (Old French): The intestines or entrails of an animal

Definitions

  1. The intestines or entrails of an animal

Ancestry of “chaudun”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Medieval Latincaldūmen—
2LatincaldusSyncopated but Classical form of calidus

Words derived from “chaudun”

Every word from Latin caldus →Every word from Medieval Latin caldūmen →