Green’s Dictionary of Slang

quoniam n.

also quondam
[Lat. quoniam, whereas, or one of the cunt n. (1)/quaint n. group]

the vagina.

[UK]Chaucer Wife of Bath’s Prologue line 607: And trewely, as myne housbondes tolde me, I hadde the beste quonyam myghte be.
[UK]J. Hall Discovery of a New World (trans. Healey) 68 : A Quoniam is a glass as well knowne in Drinke-allia as Chaucers old Queynt is in Letcheri-tania.
[UK]Hamilton ‘Scots Answer’ in Lord Poems on Affairs of State (1975) VII 225: While Virtuous Quondam Is Treated in Jest.