An obsolete or extremely rare term possibly referring to a specific type of medieval leather armor or a regional variant of armor terminology.
Possibly from a combination of cuir (French for 'leather') and info (Latin for 'within' or a suffix), though historical documentation of this specific term is scarce and its etymology remains uncertain.
Cuinfo might be a 'ghost word'—a term that appears in old texts but has such unclear origins that historians still debate whether it was real or a scribe's error that got copied over centuries.
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