căluș

See also: calus, całus, Całus, cāļus, and Căluș

Romanian

Etymology 1

Probably from cal +‎ -uș.

Noun

căluș n (plural călușuri)

  1. gag
  2. easel
  3. clothespeg
Declension
Declension of căluș
singular plural
indefinite articulation definite articulation indefinite articulation definite articulation
nominative/accusative (un) căluș călușul (niște) călușuri călușurile
genitive/dative (unui) căluș călușului (unor) călușuri călușurilor
vocative călușule călușurilor

Etymology 2

Either from the above word or possibly from Vulgar Latin *collusium (“secret agreement, understanding”), from Latin collūsus < colludō.

Noun

căluș n (plural călușuri)

  1. a ritual acrobatic dance performed by members of a Romanian secret fraternal society
Derived terms
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