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chaula

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[ˈt͡ʃau̯la]

1. feminine noun Cabbage.

Etymology: From Latin caulis.

charner

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[t͡ʃaɾˈneɾ]

1. masculine noun Butcher.

Etymology: From charna plus derivative suffix -er.

caina

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[ˈkai̯na]

1. feminine noun Dinner, supper.

Etymology: From Latin cena.

culler

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[kuˈʎeɾ]

1. masculine noun Spoon.

Etymology: From Latin cochleare.

copa

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[ˈkopa]

1. feminine noun Cup.

Etymology: From Latin cuppa.

caçarola

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[kasaˈɾola]

1. feminine noun Saucepan.

Etymology: From French casserole.

caudera

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[kau̯ˈdeɾa]

1. feminine noun Kettle, boiler, cauldron.

Etymology: From caude plus derivative suffix -era.

coçre

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[ˈkosre]

1. transitive verb To cook.

2. intransitive verb To cook, to use the kitchen to cook.

Etymology: From Latin coquere.

casa

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[ˈkasa]

1. feminine noun House, home.

Etymology: From Latin casa.

claweixa

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[klaˈweʃa]

1. feminine noun Collar bone, clavicule.

Etymology: From Latin clavicula with the same ending as avicula > aweixa.