cabeza

Sentences
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Su   cabeza   tampoco   lo   pudo   salvar   porque   a   ella
👩
   tampoco   le   ofreció   sacrificio .

His head could not save him either because he did not offer sacrifice to her either.

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An user
Los   machos   tienen   la   cabeza ,  el   pecho   y   las   alas   más   negras .

Males have blacker heads, breasts, and wings.

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Su   cabeza   visible   fue ,  durante   muchos   años ,  un   coronel   que   ejercía   de   entrenador .

His visible head was, for many years, a colonel who served as a trainer.

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Por encima   presenta   plumaje   marrón
  oscuro ,  y   por   debajo   y   en   la   cabeza   gris .

Above it has dark brown plumage, and below and on the gray head.

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A la cabeza   de la   formación   estaba  "Mimi",  comandada   por  Spicer-Simson.

At the head of the formation was “Mimi,” commanded by Spicer-Simson.

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Meaning

  1. (feminine) head
  2. (feminine) mind (in certain phrases)

Concepts

head
chief
top
🔝
mind
brain
🧠
caput
duce
etc.
face
forefront
leader
livestock
manager
neck
nous
pate
postmaster
psyche
skull
💀
summit
top dog
vertex
warhead

see a la cabeza de

see alzar la cabeza

see meterse de cabeza en

see perder la cabeza

see romperse la cabeza

knowledge

missile warhead

acceptation
head
beginning
boss
capital
chieftain
cranium
Synonyms

jefe
A1
líder
B1
testa
frente
A2
coco
C1
🥥
cumbre
C2
cono
C2
casco
B2
vanguardia
C2
guía
B2
la
A1
cúspide
34k
maceta
30k
mente
A2
cerebro
A2
🧠
res
23k

primera fila

principio
A2
responsable
B1
Uruguay
33k
🇺🇾
jaiba
🦀

jupa

crescendo
crisma
45k
persona
A1
🧑‍🦱
mollera
ojiva
37k
primer plano
talentoso
C2
purgador
climax
Nicaragua
24k
🇳🇮

duce

pico de montaña

espiga

capocha

esprit

capocha

marote

mate
B2

sabiola

saviola

caudillo
31k

jicara

capital
B2

canaca

cuesca

mate
B2

piojera

cabecera
C2
Translations

tête
Kopf
testa
cabeça
cap
hoofd
caput
kop
baş
Haupt
ser

κεφάλι

capo

cap

Frequency

A1
Hyphenated as
ca‧be‧za
Pronounced as (IPA)
/kaˈbeθa/
Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish
cabeça
Inherited from Latin
capitium
In summary

Inherited from Old Spanish cabeça, from Vulgar Latin capitia, from the neuter plural (reanalyzed as a feminine singular) of Latin capitium, diminutive of caput.

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