Definition
The plural of cunabulum; refers to cradles, birthplaces, or the earliest origins or sources of something.
Etymology
Latin plural of 'cunabulum' (cradle, birthplace, origin), from 'cunae' (cradle). This learned term was used by Roman writers and continues in English scholarly discourse to mean origins or beginnings.
Kelly Says
Cunabula is one of those beautiful Latin words that means both the physical cradle where a baby sleeps and metaphorically the 'cradle' where ideas, movements, or civilizations are born.
Translations
ARالعربية
سرير الرضيع
sarir al-ridh-i'a
ELΕλληνικά
κούνια
koo-nee-ah
ESEspañol
cunabula
koo-na-boo-la
FAفارسی
گهواره
geh-va-reh
FRFrançais
berceau
ber-soh
HAHA
gidan yara
gi-dan ya-ra
HEעברית
ספת תינוקות
sa-fat ti-noo-keht
HUMagyar
kandalló
kan-da-lo
IDBahasa Indonesia
landasan bayi
lan-da-san ba-yi
IGIG
ụmụaka ụgbọ
oo-mu-a-ka oo-gbo
MSBahasa Melayu
landasan bayi
lan-da-san ba-yi
MYမြန်မာ
ကလေး ကုန်း
ka-lay koon
RUРусский
колыбель
ko-ly-bel'
SWKiswahili
kiti chache
ki-ti cha-che
TAதமிழ்
பேபி படுக்கை
ba-bi pa-du-kai
TEతెలుగు
బిడ్డల బెడ్
bidda-la bed
TLTL
upuan ng bata
oo-pwan ng ba-ta
UKУкраїнська
колыбель
ko-ly-bel'
URاردو
بیبی کا بیڈ
bee-bee ka bed
VITiếng Việt
chiếc nôi
chiếc noi
ZUZU
ikhanda leli
i-khan-da le-li