couôtuthe

Norman

Etymology

From Vulgar Latin consutura, ultimately from Latin cōnsuō (“I sew, stitch, join”) (compare couôtre (“to sew”)).

Noun

couôtuthe f (plural couôtuthes)

(Jersey) needlework
(Jersey) scar

Derived terms

couôtuthiéthe (“dressmaker”)
couôtuthyi (“tailor”)

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