c. 1300, "destructive influence;" late 14c., "trouble, difficulty," from cumber + -ance.
cum laude
Cumaean
cumber
Cumberland
cumbersome
cumbrance
Cumbrian
cumbrous
cumin
cummerbund
cummin
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