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From French décapiter, from Late Latin decapitare, from de- + caput.

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(UK) IPA: /dɪˈkapɪteɪt/

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Infinitive
to Decapitate

Third person singular
Decapitates

Simple past
decapitated

Past participle
decapitated

Present participle
decapitating

to Decapitate (third-person singular simple present Decapitates, present participle decapitating, simple past and past participle decapitated)

(transitive) To remove the head of.

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behead

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remove the head of

Bulgarian: обезглавявам bg(bg)
Catalan: decapitar ca(ca)
Dutch: onthoofden nl(nl)
Finnish: katkaista kaula (+ ablative); (as in an execution, carried out by an authority) mestata
French: décapiter fr(fr)

German: enthaupten de(de), köpfen de(de)
Italian: decapitare it(it)
Slovene: obglaviti sl(sl)
Spanish: decapitar es(es)
Thai: ตัดศีรษะ th(th) (tad-see-sa)

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decapitation

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decapitate

second person plural present tense and imperative of decapitare et:decapitate

el:decapitate fa:decapitate fr:decapitate ko:decapitate kn:decapitate nl:decapitate ta:decapitate vi:decapitate zh:decapitate