clunaculum

clūnāculum (clūnaclum, clūnābulum), ī, n. (clunis), das kleine Schwert (der Dolch), das man hinten trug, Gell. 10, 25, 2. Paul. ex Fest. 50, 6. Isid. 18, 6, 6. Placid. gloss. V, 14, 28.

clunaculum [CLgl.], ~abulum, ~iculum 1 dagger or sim.. clunis, unde ~aculum dicitur Aldh. PR 116; pugio vel ~abulum, lytel sweord vel hypesex Ælf. Gl.; bacelarde, sica, ~abulum ‥, to hand swerd, spata, ~iculum PP. 2 ‘spare’ (slit or opening in garment). speyre of garment, ~iculum, manubium, manulia PP; a spayre, manubium, manulium, ~iculum CathA.