A variant or historical plural form of carbuncle, particularly used in older medical texts or non-English languages.
Possibly a Latinized or Italianized plural form of carbuncle used in medieval or Renaissance medical texts.
Terms like 'carbungi' show how medical language evolved differently across languages and centuries—there wasn't yet a unified global medical vocabulary, so doctors in different regions had their own Latin variations.
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