cummogghiu

Uncertain. Possibly from Old Sicilian *cummoliu, from cu + *mmoliu, from Vulgar Latin *involium, back-formation of Vulgar Latin *involeō, ultimately from involvo. Cf. also Latin volō > Vulgar Latin voleō > Sicilian vogghiu.

Compare also the verb cummigghiari, where it has — not following the normal Sicilian phonology — changed the "o" into "i". Compare eventually also Italian convoglio.

• IPA^(key): /kumˈmɔɟ.ɟu/
• Hyphenation: cum‧mòg‧ghiu

cummogghiu m

1. lid, cover

• cuverchiu
• crupecchiu

• cummigghiari