polubrum

pōlūbrum, v. pollubrum.

polūbrum (pollūbrum), ī, n. (polluo), das Waschbecken, Spülbecken, Liv. Andr. bei Non. 544, 22. Fab. Pict. 16 fr. 8 (wo Peter polybrum) bei Non. 544, 25. Arnob. 2, 23: pol. mysticum, Varro sat. Men. 401.

polubrum [CL] 1 basin. hoc ~um ‥ i. pelvis Osb. Glouc. Deriv. 431; calices, phiolas, pollubia ‥ et capsam pro reliquiis divi Andreae asservandis Boece f. 197 v. 20; duas phialas, ~um magnum satis Ferr. Kinloss 73. 2 (understood as) brush, instrument for cleaning. ~um, A. a broshe, polictorium, A. a broshe WW.

pōlūbrum, v. pollubrum.