Cyathus, una breve nota etimológica
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https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.1976.v44.i2.930Abstract
The Spanish word «chato» meaning ‘a cup of wine’ is thought to stem from later Latin cyathus. If this proves to be right, the hypothesis claiming for a metaphorical use of plattus would be unnecessary. Some evidence is given to support this view.
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