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1. (v.t.) decapitate
to cut off the head of.
Etymology: (1605–15; < LL dēcapitātus, ptp. of dēcapitāre= L dē-de - + -capitāre, der. of caput head)
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| Definition of 'decapitate' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) decapitate, behead, decollate
cut the head of
"the French King was beheaded during the Revolution"
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| Definition of 'decapitate' |
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1. (verb) decapitate
to cut off the head of; to behead
2. (verb) decapitate
to remove summarily from office
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Sense: to cut the head from (especially a person)
He was decapitated in the accident.
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 Afrikaans: onthoof |
 Arabic: يَقْطَعُ رَأْس |
 Bulgarian: обезглавявам |
 Brazilian: decapitar |
 Czech: utnout hlavu (komu) |
 German: enthaupten |
 Danish: halshugge |
 Greek: αποκεφαλίζω |
 Spanish: decapitar |
 Estonian: pead maha võtma |
 Farsi: گردن زدن؛ سر از تن جدا کر |
 Finnish: mestata |
 French: décapiter |
 Hebrew: לַעֲרוֹף |
 Hindi: सिर काटना, सिर उतारना |
 Croatian: odrubiti glavu |
 Hungarian: lefejez |
 Indonesian: memotong kepala |
 Icelandic: afhöfða |
 Italian: decapitare |
 Japanese: 首を切る |
 Korean: 목을 베다 |
 Lithuanian: nukirsti galvą |
 Latvian: nocirst galvu |
 Malay: pancung |
 Dutch: onthoofden |
 Norwegian: halshogge |
 Polish: obcinać głowę |
 Persian: گردن زدن؛ سر از تن جدا کر |
 Pashto: سرغوڅول، سر پرېكول |
 Portuguese: degolar |
 Romanian: a decapita |
 Russian: обезглавливать |
 Slovak: sťať hlavu |
 Slovenian: obglaviti |
 Serbian: odrubiti glavu |
 Swedish: halshugga |
 Thai: ตัดศีรษะ |
 Turkish: başını kesmek, kellesini |
 Taiwanese: 將...斬首 |
 Ukrainian: обезголовлювати, відтинат |
 Urdu: سر اڑانا |
 Vietnamese: bị mất đầu |
 Chinese: 将...斩首 |
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