| Word | caput |
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| Meaning | head |
| See also |
Etruscan: cepta
‘chief, commander’ |
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Other words that might be of interest |
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| cutis ‘skin’, sanguis ‘blood’, os ‘bone’, ovum ‘egg’, cornu ‘horn’, cauda ‘tail’, penna ‘feather’, pilus ‘hair’, auris ‘ear’, oculus ‘eye’, nasus ‘nose’, naris ‘nose’, ōs ‘mouth’, dens ‘tooth’, lingua ‘tongue’, unguis ‘fingernail’, pes ‘foot’, crus ‘leg’, genu ‘knee’, mānus ‘hand’, ala ‘wing’, venter ‘belly’, cervix ‘neck’, mamma ‘breast’, cor ‘heart’, iecur ‘liver’, aeger ‘sick’, animus ‘courage, vivacity, bravery, will, spirit, soul’, arma ‘arms, weapons’, barba ‘beard, whiskers’, capillus ‘hair’, collum ‘neck’, coma ‘hair of the head, leaves, rays of light’, comminus ‘hand to hand, in close combat’, corpus ‘body, corpse’, crinis ‘hair’, spuō ‘to spit’, mordeō ‘to bite, to chew’ | |