coffaea

• (Classical Latin) IPA^(key): [kɔfˈfae̯.a]
• (modern Italianate Ecclesiastical) IPA^(key): [kofˈfɛː.a]

coffaea f (genitive coffaeae); first declension

1. alternative form of cafēa
   • 1784, John Unthank, Dissertatio medica inauguralis, de leucophlegmatia, page 82:

     Infuſa domeſtica thaeae et coffaeae prohibenda, utpote quae infirmo ventriculo aliena ſunt.

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   • 1836, Rudolf von Wisinger, De pituita, page 9:

     Omnia potulenta relaxantia ut infusum coffaeae, theae;

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   • 1838, Johannes-Baptista Mangili, De adminiculis diagnosticis dissertatio inauguralis, page 16:

     Damnandus pariter coffaeae abusus in foeminis praecipue sensilioribus, qui potus non raro ventriculi vires enervat, sensilitatem adauget, turbasque nervosas procreat.

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   • 1845, Josephus Chiusole, De cephalalgia, page 27:

     Potus coffaeae cum succo citri, pulvis fabarum tostarum coffaeae ustaruin nonnunquam multi einolumenti.

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First-declension noun.