CAPUT


Meaning of CAPUT in English

ˈkäˌpu̇t, -_pət; ˈkapət, -ˈā- noun

( plural ca·pi·ta ˈkäpə̇ˌtä, ˈkapəd.ə)

Etymology: Latin, head — more at head

1. : a knoblike protuberance (as of a bone or muscle)

2. : a university council

3. Roman law : legal status or civil capacity embracing the status of being a free man, a Roman citizen, and a member of a Roman family

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