noun
coath
Coath (noun) means a general old word for illness, disease or plague.
noun
1
A general old word for illness, disease or plague.
2
A sudden spell of being unwell, such as fainting or the pains of labour.
3
An illness that affects sheep or cattle.
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Etymology
Came into English via Middle English cothe, which developed from Old English coþu (‘disease, sickness, pestilence’), from Proto-Germanic *kuþō.
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What is the meaning of coath?
"coath" (noun) means a general old word for illness, disease or plague.
What are the different meanings of coath?
"coath" has 3 main meanings: 1. A general old word for illness, disease or plague; 2. A sudden spell of being unwell, such as fainting or the pains of labour; 3. An illness that affects sheep or cattle.
