Originaltext - Latein - Amicus fratris reginae multa cervicalia habebat.

Hello, Lupellus!

Does "cervicalia" have a sense other than "cushions, pillows"? Thanks in advance!

CC: jufie20

Dear Goncin,

I'm sorry to say in all my dictionaries is „cervical, -lis“ a post-classic latin word. The only literal sense is pillow. The traduction is grammatical O.K.
Vale
Lupellus

Hi chronotribe, could you please give me a bridge for evaluation?
Thank you.

CC: chronotribe

same thing for me. Cervical, pl. cervicalia = coussin. I suspect this sentence, with its "the friend of the brother of the queen", to be some kind of nonsensical purpose-made "exercise sentence" such as "my taylor is rich".