"collection of charters," 1570s, from Medieval Latin chartularium, from Latin chartula "a charter, record" (see charter (n.)).
charter school
Charterhouse
Chartism
Chartres
chartreuse
chartulary
charwoman
chary
Charybdis
chase
chaser
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