Etymology Latin: Corduba, name of Cordova, Spain + French: cuir, leather
Meaning A fine high quality leather made from the skin of a foal or young horse. It is not known how the word cordovan came to have its present meaning, but there are a number of theories. One theory is that it is named after the city of Córdoba, Spain, which was a center of leather production in the Middle Ages. Another theory is that it is named after the Cordovan breed of horse, which was known for its tough and durable skin.
Origin Fine Spanish leather, originally made in Cordoba, Spain, and commonly used for shoes, boots and furniture.
Etymology The word cordwainer comes from the Old French word cordovanier which in t
Etymology The word cordovan comes from the Spanish city of Córdoba where the leather
Etymology The word cordovan comes from the Spanish city of Córdoba where the leather
Etymology Latin Corduba name of Cordova Spain French cuir leather Meaning A fine h
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