comacine

comacine: \\ˈkōməˌchēn, -ˌsēn\ noun (-s)
Etymology: Italian comacino, from Medieval Latin comacinus, commacinus, from Late Latin comacenus, adjective, of Como, irregular from Latin Comum Como, city in Italy

: an early medieval Italian mason; especially : a member of a guild of medieval Italian masons supposedly persistent from classical times

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