caochail

change, die, caochladh, a change, Irish caochluighim, Old Irish caoimchláim cóem-chlóim: imchloud, imchlóad, inversio; for co-imm-clóim; from clóim, muto: See claoidh. The aspiration of the mn of imb is unusual, but the history of the word is also unusual, for it actually appears as claemchlód in Early Irish oftener than once, and Irish claochlódh, claochladh.