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Etymology tree substratebor.? Proto-Indo-European *kap-? Proto-Indo-European *kap- Proto-Indo-European *káput Proto-Germanic *haubudą Old English hēafod Middle English heed English head From Middle English efd, had, hafd, heafd, hed, heed, hefet, heid, het, hevd, heved, hevid, hiede, hæfd, hæfedd, from Old English hēafod (“head; top; leader; origin”), from Proto-West Germanic *haubud, from Proto-Germanic *haubudą (“head”), from Proto-Indo-European *káput (“head”), from *kap- (“head; bowl, cup”). The modern word comes from Old English oblique stem hēafd-; the expected Modern English outcome for hēafod would be *heaved (similar to the Middle English word). Doublet of cape, capo, caput, chef, chief, and Howth. Cognates Cognate with Scots heid (“head”), Yola haade, hade, heade (“head”), North Frisian Haur, hood (“head”), Saterland Frisian Haud, Hööft (“head”), West Frisian haad (“head”), Alemannic German Haupt (“head”), Dutch hoofd (“head”), German Haupt, Häupt (“head”), Vilamovian hiöet, hiöt, huöt, huø̄t (“head”), Yiddish הויפּט (hoypt, “head”), Danish hode, hoved (“head”), Elfdalian ovuð (“head”), Faroese høvd, høvur (“head”), Icelandic höfuð (“head”), Jamtish huvu (“head”), Norwegian Bokmål hode, hue (“head”), Norwegian Nynorsk haud, hauv, hove, hovu, hovud, hue, huggu, hugu, hugud, huvu, huvud (“head”), Scanian huweð (“head”), Swedish hufvud, hufwud, huve, huvud, hövve (“head”), Crimean Gothic hoef (“head”), Gothic 𐌷𐌰𐌿𐌱𐌹𐌳 (haubid), 𐌷𐌰𐌿𐌱𐌹𐌸 (haubiþ, “head”); also Irish and Scottish Gaelic cuach (“bowl; dome (of head)”), Welsh cawg (“basin, bowl, vessel”), Latin capud, capus, caput (“head”), Greek κεφάλι (kefáli), κεφαλή (kefalí, “head”), Central Kurdish کاپۆڵ (kapoll, “skull”), Sanskrit कपाल (kapāla, “skull; bowl”).

From Middle English heed, from Old English hēafod- (“main”), from Proto-West Germanic *haubida-, derived from the noun *haubid (“head”). Cognate with Saterland Frisian hööft-, West Frisian haad-, Dutch hoofd-, German Low German höövd-, German haupt-.

1388 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: but see на глава (na glava) — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Bulgarian: заглава (zaglava) — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Dutch: hoofd — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Esperanto: kapa — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Finnish: pää- — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• German: Kopf- — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• German: Haupt- — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Greek: κεφαλικός (kefalikós) — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Gujarati: માથુ (māthu) — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Hindi: सिर (sir) — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Hindi: मस्तक (mastak) — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Japanese: 頭の (atama no) — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Kabuverdianu: kabesa — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Latin: cacumen — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Latin: caput — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Khiamniungan Naga: khèu — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Norwegian: hode- — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Russian: головно́й (golovnój) — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Sanskrit: ककुद् (kakud) — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Slovak: hlavový — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Spanish: de cabeza — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Turkish: baş — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Turkish: kafa — of, relating to, or intended for the head
• Bulgarian: челен (čelen) — foremost in rank or importance
• Bulgarian: преден (preden) — foremost in rank or importance
• Catalan: cap — foremost in rank or importance
• Esperanto: ĉefa — foremost in rank or importance
• Finnish: pää- — foremost in rank or importance
• German: Haupt- — foremost in rank or importance
• Swabian: Haubd- — foremost in rank or importance
• Ancient Greek: ἀρχι- (arkhi-) — foremost in rank or importance
• Hebrew: ראש (rosh) — foremost in rank or importance
• Hebrew: ראשי — foremost in rank or importance
• Hindi: प्रधान (pradhān) — foremost in rank or importance
• Hindi: प्रमुख (pramukh) — foremost in rank or importance
• Japanese: チーフ (chīfu) — foremost in rank or importance
• Norwegian: hoved- — foremost in rank or importance
• Portuguese: mor — foremost in rank or importance
• Russian: гла́вный (glávnyj) — foremost in rank or importance
• Slovak: hlavný — foremost in rank or importance
• Slovene: gláven — foremost in rank or importance
• Swedish: främst — foremost in rank or importance
• Swedish: först — foremost in rank or importance
• Bulgarian: преден (preden) — placed at the top or the front
• Bulgarian: горен (goren) — placed at the top or the front
• Esperanto: antaŭa — placed at the top or the front
• Finnish: etu- — placed at the top or the front
• Hebrew: ראש (rosh) — placed at the top or the front
• Japanese: 先頭の (sentō no) — placed at the top or the front
• Norwegian: leder- — placed at the top or the front
• Norwegian: første — placed at the top or the front
• Russian: пере́дний (perédnij) — placed at the top or the front
• Russian: ве́рхний (vérxnij) — placed at the top or the front
• Slovene: gláven — placed at the top or the front
• Swedish: främst — placed at the top or the front
• Swedish: först — placed at the top or the front
• Bulgarian: насрещен (nasrešten) — coming from in front
• Finnish: vasta- — coming from in front
• Japanese: 向かい (mukai-) — coming from in front
• Polish: czołowy — coming from in front
• Portuguese: à cabeça — coming from in front
• Russian: встре́чный (vstréčnyj) — coming from in front
• Abau: makwe — part of the body
• Abkhaz: ахы (axə) — part of the body
• Acehnese: ulèe — part of the body
• Adnyamathanha: vapardla — part of the body
• Adnyamathanha: ngundi — part of the body
• Afar: amo — part of the body
• Afrikaans: kop — part of the body
• Aguaruna: buuk — part of the body
• Ahom: 𑜍𑜥 (rū) — part of the body
• Ainu: サパ (sapa) — part of the body
• Ainu: パケ (pake) — part of the body
• Akan: ti — part of the body
• Akawaio: puꞌpɨ — part of the body
• Akkadian: 𒊕 (rēšu) — part of the body
• Aklanon: ueo — part of the body
• Alabama: isbakko — part of the body
• Alawa: guɽuguɽu — part of the body
• Albanian: kokë — part of the body
• Albanian: krye — part of the body
• Albanian: kaptinë — part of the body
• Albanian: kri — part of the body
• Northern Altai: паш (paš) — part of the body
• Southern Altai: баш (baš) — part of the body
• Northern Amami Ōshima: 頭 (tsiburu) — part of the body
• Southern Amami Ōshima: 頭 (tsiburu) — part of the body
• Amharic: ራስ (ras) — part of the body
• Angaataha: mɨtɨho — part of the body
• Chungli Ao: tekolak — part of the body
• Apalaí: upuhpo — part of the body
• Arabic: رَأْس (raʔs) — part of the body
• Chadian Arabic: راس (rās) — part of the body
• Arabic: راس (rās) — part of the body
• Arabic: دماغ (demāḡ) — part of the body
• Arabic: راس (rās) — part of the body
• Arabic: راس (rās) — part of the body
• Iraqi Arabic: راس (rās) — part of the body
• Juba Arabic: ras — part of the body
• Arabic: راس (rās) — part of the body
• Arabic: راس (rās) — part of the body
• Sudanese Arabic: راس (rās) — part of the body
• Aragonese: capeza — part of the body
• Aramaic: רישא (rēšā) — part of the body
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܪܹܝܫܵܐ (rēšā) — part of the body
• Aramaic: ܪܝܫܐ (rēšā) — part of the body
• Turoyo: ܪܝܫܳܐ (rišo) — part of the body
• Turoyo: ܪܶܫܳܐ (rešo) — part of the body
• Archi: картӏи (kartʼi) — part of the body
• Armenian: գլուխ (glux) — part of the body
• Aromanian: cap — part of the body
• Assamese: মূৰ (mur) — part of the body
• Assamese: মাথা (matha) — part of the body
• Asturian: cabeza — part of the body
• Asturian: tiesta — part of the body
• Avar: бекӏер (bekʼer) — part of the body
• Avar: бетӏер (betʼer) — part of the body
• Azerbaijani: baş — part of the body
• Bactrian: σαρο (saro) — part of the body
• West Coast Bajau: tekook — part of the body
• Bakhtiari: سر (sar) — part of the body
• Balantak: takala' — part of the body
• Balinese: endas — part of the body
• Baluchi: سر (sar) — part of the body
• Baluchi: سرگ (sarag) — part of the body
• Bambara: kun — part of the body
• Bambara: kunkolo — part of the body
• Barngarla: gaga — part of the body
• Bashkir: баш (baş) — part of the body
• Basque: buru — part of the body
• Basque: kasko — part of the body
• Basque: gazta — part of the body
• Bauwaki: awara — part of the body
• Belarusian: галава́ (halavá) — part of the body
• Bemba: umutwe class 3 — part of the body
• Bengali: মাথা (matha) — part of the body
• Bhojpuri: कपार (kapār) — part of the body
• Bhojpuri: मुड़ी (muṛī) — part of the body
• Big Nambas: pət — part of the body
• Central Bikol: payo — part of the body
• Bole: ko — part of the body
• Bole: koyi — part of the body
• Boloki: motó — part of the body
• Borôro: aora — part of the body
• Bouyei: jauc — part of the body
• Bouyei: ndagtjauc — part of the body
• Breton: penn — part of the body
• Breton: pennoù — part of the body
• Budukh: кьыл (qʼıl) — part of the body
• Buginese: mene — part of the body
• Bulgarian: глава́ (glavá) — part of the body
• Burmese: ခေါင်း (hkaung:) — part of the body
• Buryat: толгай (tolgaj) — part of the body
• Carpathian Rusyn: голова́ (holová) — part of the body
• Catalan: cap — part of the body
• Catalan: testa — part of the body
• Catalan: closca — part of the body
• Cebuano: ulo — part of the body
• Central Atlas Tamazight: ⴰⵇⵕⵕⵓ (aqṛṛu) — part of the body
• Chamicuro: kashki — part of the body
• Chechen: корта (korta) — part of the body
• Chepang: तालाङ् — part of the body
• Cherokee: ᎠᏍᎪᎵ (asgoli) — part of the body
• Chichewa: mutú — part of the body
• Chickasaw: ishkobo — part of the body
• Tedim Chin: lu — part of the body
• Chinese Cantonese: 頭 /头 (tau4) — part of the body
• Chinese: ту (tu) — part of the body
• Eastern Min Chinese: 頭 /头 (tàu) — part of the body
• Gan Chinese: 頭 /头 (teu2) — part of the body
• Hakka Chinese: 頭那 /头那 (thèu-nà) — part of the body
• Chinese: 頭 /头 (thâu) — part of the body
• Chinese Mandarin: 頭 /头 (tóu) — part of the body
• Chinese Mandarin: 頭腦 /头脑 (tóunǎo) — part of the body
• Chinese Mandarin: 腦袋 /脑袋 — part of the body
• Wu Chinese: 頭 /头 — part of the body
• Xiang Chinese: 腦殼 /脑壳 (lau3 ko6) — part of the body
• Chuabo: murru class 3 — part of the body
• Chuvash: пуҫ (puś) — part of the body
• West Circassian: шъхьэ (ŝḥɛ) — part of the body
• Cornish: penn — part of the body
• Corsican: capu — part of the body
• Crimean Tatar: baş — part of the body
• Cypriot Greek: κκελλέ (kkellé) — part of the body
• Czech: hlava — part of the body
• Old Czech: hlava — part of the body
• Dalmatian: cup — part of the body
• Danish: hoved — part of the body
• Darkinjung: kamburung — part of the body
• Dharug: gabara — part of the body
• Dolgan: бас (bas) — part of the body
• Dongxiang: qierun — part of the body
• Doromu-Koki: ada — part of the body
• Drung: u — part of the body
• Drung: vng'u — part of the body
• Dutch: hoofd — part of the body
• Dutch: kop — part of the body
• Old Dutch: hōvit — part of the body
• East Nyala: omuchwe class 3 — part of the body
• Egyptian: tp:Z1 (tp) — part of the body
• Egyptian: DA-DA-D1:Z1 (ḏꜣḏꜣ) — part of the body
• Elfdalian: ovuð — part of the body
• Elfdalian: skolle — part of the body
• Enga: ayomba — part of the body
• Erzya: пря (pŕa) — part of the body
• Esperanto: kapo — part of the body
• Estonian: pea — part of the body
• Even: дыл (dil) — part of the body
• Evenki: дыл (dil) — part of the body
• Ewe: ta — part of the body
• Extremaduran: cabeça — part of the body
• Farefare: zuugo — part of the body
• Faroese: høvd — part of the body
• Faroese: høvur — part of the body
• Fataluku: cau — part of the body
• Finnish: pää — part of the body
• Finnish: lanttu — part of the body
• Finongan: kaligubang — part of the body
• French: tête — part of the body
• Old French: teste — part of the body
• Old French: chief — part of the body
• North Frisian: hood — part of the body
• North Frisian: hääd — part of the body
• North Frisian: haud (Karrharde) — part of the body
• North Frisian: Haur — part of the body
• North Frisian: hoor — part of the body
• Old Frisian: hāved — part of the body
• Old Frisian: hāfd — part of the body
• Saterland Frisian: Kop — part of the body
• West-Frisian: holle — part of the body
• West-Frisian: kop — part of the body
• Friulian: cjâf — part of the body
• Friulian: čhâv — part of the body
• Fula: hoore — part of the body
• Gagauz: baş — part of the body
• Galician: cabeza — part of the body
• Galician: testa — part of the body
• Galician: cachola — part of the body
• Galician: crisma — part of the body
• Ge'ez: ርእስ (rəʾs) — part of the body
• Georgian: თავი (tavi) — part of the body
• German: Kopf — part of the body
• German: Haupt — part of the body
• German: Chopf — part of the body
• German: Näggel — part of the body
• Old High German: houbit — part of the body
• Geser-Gorom: iloe — part of the body
• Gothic: 𐌷𐌰𐌿𐌱𐌹𐌸 (haubiþ) — part of the body
• Greek: κεφάλι (kefáli) — part of the body
• Ancient Greek: κεφαλή (kephalḗ) — part of the body
• Ancient Greek: κάρα (kára) — part of the body
• Cappadocian Greek: κιφάλ (kifál) — part of the body
• Pontic Greek: τσουφάλι (tsoufáli) — part of the body
• Tsakonian: τζουφά (tzoufá) — part of the body
• Greenlandic: niaqoq — part of the body
• Mbya Guarani: akã — part of the body
• Paraguayan Guarani: akã — part of the body
• Gungu: mu̱twe class 3 — part of the body
• Gusii: omotwe class 3 — part of the body
• Guugu Yimidhirr: ngaabaay — part of the body
• Guugu Yimidhirr: gambuugu — part of the body
• Guugu Yimidhirr: gudyiir — part of the body
• Gwere: omutwe class 3 — part of the body
• Haitian Creole: tèt — part of the body
• Hanga: zu — part of the body
• Harsusi: ḥerih — part of the body
• Hausa: kai — part of the body
• Hawaiian: poʻo — part of the body
• Haya: omutwe class 3 — part of the body
• Hebrew: רֹאשׁ (rosh) — part of the body
• Hehe: umutwe class 3 — part of the body
• Higaonon: ulo — part of the body
• Hiligaynon: ulo — part of the body
• Hindi: सिर (sir) — part of the body
• Hindi: सर (sar) — part of the body
• Hindi: खोपड़ी (khopṛī) — part of the body
• Hindi: कपाल (kapāl) — part of the body
• White Hmong: taub haub — part of the body
• Hungarian: fej — part of the body
• Hunsrik: Kopp — part of the body
• Icelandic: höfuð — part of the body
• Icelandic: haus — part of the body
• Ido: kapo — part of the body
• Ikizu: umutwɨ class 3 — part of the body
• Ikoma: omutu class 3 — part of the body
• Ilocano: ulo — part of the body
• Indonesian: kepala — part of the body
• Indonesian: hulu — part of the body
• Ingrian: pää — part of the body
• Ingush: корта (korta) — part of the body
• Interlingua: capite — part of the body
• Inuktitut: ᓂᐊᖁᖅ (niaqoq) — part of the body
• Iranun: ulu — part of the body
• Irish: ceann — part of the body
• Middle Irish: cenn — part of the body
• Old Irish: cenn — part of the body
• Istriot: capo — part of the body
• Istriot: tiesta — part of the body
• Italian: testa — part of the body
• Italian: capo — part of the body
• Iu Mien: m'nqorngv — part of the body
• Japanese: 頭 (atama) — part of the body
• Japanese: 頭 (kashira) — part of the body
• Japanese: 頭部 (tōbu) — part of the body
• Japanese: 頭 (kōbe) — part of the body
• Jarai: akŏ — part of the body
• Javanese: endhas — part of the body
• Javanese: sirah — part of the body
• Javanese: mustaka — part of the body
• Jeju: 머리 (meori) — part of the body
• Jita: omutwe class 3 — part of the body
• Kabuverdianu: kabesa — part of the body
• Kabwa: omutwe class 3 — part of the body
• Kaingang: krĩ — part of the body
• Kaitag: бекӏ (beḳ) — part of the body
• Kaki Ae: aro — part of the body
• Kalmyk: толһа (tolğa) — part of the body
• Kamasau: ngawu — part of the body
• Kannada: ತಲೆ (tale) — part of the body
• Kanuri: kǝlâ — part of the body
• Kapampangan: ulu — part of the body
• Kapampangan: buntuk — part of the body
• Karachay-Balkar: баш (baş) — part of the body
• Kashubian: głowa — part of the body
• Kaurna: mukarta — part of the body
• Kazakh: бас (bas) — part of the body
• Kazakh: кәллә (källä) — part of the body
• Ket: kajga — part of the body
• Khakas: пас (pas) — part of the body
• Northern Khanty: өк (øk) — part of the body
• Khinalug: микӏир (miḳir) — part of the body
• Khmer: ក្បាល (kbaal) — part of the body
• Khoekhoe: danas — part of the body
• Kibena: umutuwe class 3 — part of the body
• K'iche': jolom — part of the body
• K'iche': aj — part of the body
• Kikuyu: kĩongo — part of the body
• Kikuyu: mũtwe — part of the body
• Kituba: yintu — part of the body
• Komi-Permyak: юр (jur) — part of the body
• Komi-Zyrian: юр (jur) — part of the body
• Kongo: n'tu — part of the body
• Kongo: ntu — part of the body
• Konkani: मात्ते (mātte) — part of the body
• Korean: 머리 (meori) — part of the body
• Koryak: лэвʼыт (lewət) — part of the body
• Kumyk: баш (baş) — part of the body
• Kunigami: ちぶる (chiburu) — part of the body
• Central Kurdish: سەر (ser) — part of the body
• Northern Kurdish: ser — part of the body
• Kwanyama: omutwe class 3 — part of the body
• Kyrgyz: баш (baş) — part of the body
• Lala-Bisa: umutwi class 3 — part of the body
• Lambya: umutu class 3 — part of the body
• Lao: ຫົວ (hūa) — part of the body
• Latgalian: golva — part of the body
• Latin: caput — part of the body
• Latvian: galva — part of the body
• Laz: თი (ti) — part of the body
• Lezgi: кьил (q̇il) — part of the body
• Ligurian: tésta — part of the body
• Limburgish: kop — part of the body
• Lingala: motó — part of the body
• Lingala: moto — part of the body
• Linngithigh: aran — part of the body
• Lithuanian: galvà — part of the body
• Lombard: testa — part of the body
• Lomwe: muru class 3 — part of the body
• Low German: Höövd — part of the body
• Low German: Kopp — part of the body
• Low German: Kopp — part of the body
• Low German: Kupp — part of the body
• Lü: ᦷᦠ (ḣo) — part of the body
• Luganda: omutwe — part of the body
• Luhya: kumurwe — part of the body
• Luo: wich — part of the body
• Lushootseed: sx̌əy̓us — part of the body
• Lutuv: luv — part of the body
• Luxembourgish: Kapp — part of the body
• Maasai: elukunya — part of the body
• Macedonian: глава (glava) — part of the body
• Maguindanao: ulu — part of the body
• Mailu: moru — part of the body
• Makasae: da'e — part of the body
• Makasar: ulu — part of the body
• Makhuwa-Meetto: muru class 3 — part of the body
• Makhuwa-Shirima: muru class 3 — part of the body
• Malagasy: loha — part of the body
• Malawi Lomwe: muru class 3 — part of the body
• Malay: kepala — part of the body
• Malay: hulu — part of the body
• Malayalam: തല (tala) — part of the body
• Maltese: ras — part of the body
• Manchu: ᡠᠵᡠ (uju) — part of the body
• Mandinka: kuŋo — part of the body
• Mansaka: oro — part of the body
• Manx: kione — part of the body
• Māori: upoko — part of the body
• Māori: uru — part of the body
• Māori: māhunga — part of the body
• Māori: māhuna — part of the body
• Māori: mātenga — part of the body
• Māori: pane — part of the body
• Mapudungun: logko — part of the body
• Maranao: kapala — part of the body
• Maranao: olo — part of the body
• Marathi: डोके (ḍoke) — part of the body
• Eastern Mari: вуй (vuj) — part of the body
• Maria: ada — part of the body
• Marshallese: bar — part of the body
• Central Masela: oke — part of the body
• Mauritian Creole: latet — part of the body
• Mbalanhu: omutwe class 3 — part of the body
• Megleno-Romanian: cap — part of the body
• Central Melanau: ulew — part of the body
• Middle English: heed — part of the body
• Minangkabau: kapalo — part of the body
• Mingrelian: დუდი (dudi) — part of the body
• Miyako: カナマい (kanamay) — part of the body
• Moksha: пря (prä) — part of the body
• Mongolian: толгой (tolgoj) — part of the body
• Mongolian: ᠲᠣᠯᠤᠭᠠᠢ (toluɣai) — part of the body
• Moore: zúgù — part of the body
• Muinane: nígaɨ — part of the body
• Muna: fotu — part of the body
• Mwani: kiswa — part of the body
• Classical Nahuatl: cuāitl — part of the body
• Classical Nahuatl: tzontecomatl — part of the body
• Nanai: дили (ʒili) — part of the body
• Nanticoke: neelahammon — part of the body
• Navajo: bitsiiʼ — part of the body
• Navajo: atsiiʼ — part of the body
• Navajo: atsiitsʼiin — part of the body
• Ndonga: omutse class 3 — part of the body
• Neapolitan: capa — part of the body
• Neapolitan: capuzzèlla — part of the body
• Neapolitan: capucchióne — part of the body
• Neapolitan: càpa — part of the body
• Nepali: टाउको (ṭāuko) — part of the body
• Nepali: शिर (śira) — part of the body
• Ngadjuri: akadi — part of the body
• Ngarrindjeri: kuli — part of the body
• Nheengatu: akanga — part of the body
• Niuean: ulu — part of the body
• Nivkh: тёӈр̌ (țoŋř) — part of the body
• Nkonya: nwun — part of the body
• Nkoya: mutwe class 3 — part of the body
• Nogai: бас (bas) — part of the body
• Norman: tête — part of the body
• Northern Emberá: boro — part of the body
• Norwegian Bokmål: hode — part of the body
• Norwegian Nynorsk: hovud — part of the body
• Nottoway-Meherrin: setarake — part of the body
• Nukunu: kakarti — part of the body
• Nuosu: ꀂꏾ (i qi) — part of the body
• Nyamwanga: umutwe class 3 — part of the body
• Nyankole: omutwe — part of the body
• Nyole (Uganda): omutwe class 3 — part of the body
• Nyoro: omutwe class 3 — part of the body
• Nǀuu: nǀaa — part of the body
• Occitan: cap — part of the body
• Occitan: tèsta — part of the body
• Odia: ଶିର (śira) — part of the body
• Ojibwe: nishtigwaan — part of the body
• Okinawan: 頭 (chiburu) — part of the body
• Okinoerabu: 頭 (chiburu) — part of the body
• Church Slavic: глава (glava) — part of the body
• Church Slavic: ⰳⰾⰰⰲⰰ (glava) — part of the body
• Old East Slavic: голова (golova) — part of the body
• Old English: hēafod — part of the body
• Old English: hafela — part of the body
• Old Norse: hǫfuð — part of the body
• Old Prussian: gallū — part of the body
• Old Prussian: galwo — part of the body
• Old Tupi: akanga — part of the body
• Old Tupi: 'a — part of the body
• Oromo: mataa — part of the body
• Ossetian: сӕр (sær) — part of the body
• Pacoh: plô — part of the body
• Pangasinan: olo — part of the body
• Pannonian Rusyn: глава (hlava) — part of the body
• Papiamentu: kabes — part of the body
• Pawnee: paksuʼ — part of the body
• Pennsylvania German: Kopp — part of the body
• Dari: سَر (sar) — part of the body
• Iranian Persian: سَر (sar) — part of the body
• Iranian Persian: کَلِّه (kalle) — part of the body
• Phoenician: 𐤓𐤀𐤔 — part of the body
• Pijin: hed — part of the body
• Pitjantjatjara: kata — part of the body
• Plautdietsch: Kopp (nds) — part of the body
• Plautdietsch: Haupt — part of the body
• Polabian: glåvă — part of the body
• Polish: głowa — part of the body
• Portuguese: cabeça — part of the body
• Powhatan: mendabuccah — part of the body
• Purepecha: éjpu — part of the body
• Quechua: uma — part of the body
• Rapa Nui: pū'oko — part of the body
• Rejang Kayan: kuhung — part of the body
• Réunion Creole French: tèt — part of the body
• Rohingya: matá — part of the body
• Romani: śero — part of the body
• Romanian: cap — part of the body
• Romansh: chau — part of the body
• Russian: голова́ (golová) — part of the body
• Russian: глава́ (glavá) — part of the body
• Russian: башка́ (bašká) — part of the body
• Ruuli: omutwe class 3 — part of the body
• Rwanda-Rundi: umutwe — part of the body
• Rwanda-Rundi: imitwe — part of the body
• Saanich: S₭OṈI ̧ — part of the body
• Saanich: S₭ELOṈI ̧ — part of the body
• Saho: amo — part of the body
• Inari-Sami: uáivi — part of the body
• Northern Sami: oaivi — part of the body
• Skolt-Sami: vuei ́vv — part of the body
• Southern Sami: åejjie — part of the body
• Samoan: ulu — part of the body
• Samogitian: galva — part of the body
• Sango: li — part of the body
• Sanskrit: शिरस् (śíras) — part of the body
• Sanskrit: शिर (śira) — part of the body
• Santali: ᱵᱚᱦᱚᱜ (bôhôk’) — part of the body
• Sardinian: conca — part of the body
• Savosavo: batu — part of the body
• Scots: heid — part of the body
• Scots: pow — part of the body
• Scottish Gaelic: ceann — part of the body
• Nafaanra: ndra — part of the body
• Serbo-Croatian: гла́ва — part of the body
• Serbo-Croatian: gláva — part of the body
• Shan: ႁူဝ် (hǒ) — part of the body
• Sherpa: མགོའ (mgo') — part of the body
• Shor: паш (paş) — part of the body
• Sicilian: testa — part of the body
• Sicilian: capa — part of the body
• Sidamo: umo — part of the body
• Sindhi: سر (siru) — part of the body
• Sinhalese: ඔළුව (oḷuwa) — part of the body
• Slovak: hlava — part of the body
• Slovene: glava — part of the body
• Slovene: buča — part of the body
• Soga: omutwe class 3 — part of the body
• Somali: madax — part of the body
• Lower Sorbian: głowa — part of the body
• Upper Sorbian: hłowa — part of the body
• Sotho: hlooho — part of the body
• Spanish: cabeza — part of the body
• Spanish: chola — part of the body
• Spanish: coco — part of the body
• Spanish: maceta — part of the body
• Spanish: marote — part of the body
• Spanish: melón — part of the body
• Spanish: sabiola — part of the body
• Spanish: sesera — part of the body
• Spanish: tarro — part of the body
• Spanish: testa — part of the body
• Spanish: colodrillo — part of the body
• Spanish: shola — part of the body
• Old Spanish: cabeça — part of the body
• Sranan Tongo: ede — part of the body
• Stoney: pa — part of the body
• Suba: omutwe class 3 — part of the body
• Suba-Simbiti: omotwe class 3 — part of the body
• Sumerian: 𒊕 — part of the body
• Sundanese: mastaka — part of the body
• Svan: თხვიმ (txvim) — part of the body
• Swahili: kichwa — part of the body
• Swedish: huvud — part of the body
• Swedish: skalle — part of the body
• Sylheti: ꠝꠣꠕꠣ (matá) — part of the body
• Tagalog: ulo — part of the body
• Tahitian: uru — part of the body
• Tai Dam: ꪬꪺ (hua) — part of the body
• Tai Dón: ꪬꪺ (ho) — part of the body
• Tajik: сар (sar) — part of the body
• Tajik: калла (kalla) — part of the body
• Tajio: vaꞌi — part of the body
• Takwane: muru class 3 — part of the body
• Talinga-Bwisi: mutuwe class 3 — part of the body
• Talysh: sə — part of the body
• Talysh: سر (sar) — part of the body
• Tamil: தலை (talai) — part of the body
• Taos: pʼínemą — part of the body
• Tarantino: capa — part of the body
• Tarifit: ixf — part of the body
• Tarifit: azeǧǧif — part of the body
• Tarifit: azellif — part of the body
• Tashelhit: agayyu — part of the body
• Tashelhit: ixf — part of the body
• Tat: sər — part of the body
• Tat: kəllə — part of the body
• Tatar: баш (baş) — part of the body
• Tausug: ū — part of the body
• Teke-Tege: otswi — part of the body
• Telugu: తల (tala) — part of the body
• Ternate: dopolo — part of the body
• Tetum: ulun — part of the body
• Thai: หัว (hǔua) — part of the body
• Thai: ศีรษะ (sǐi-sà) — part of the body
• Northern Thai: ᩉ᩠ᩅᩫ (hua) — part of the body
• Tibetan: མགོ (mgo) — part of the body
• Tibetan: དབུ (dbu) — part of the body
• Tigrinya: ርእሲ (rəʾsi) — part of the body
• Tinrin: ô — part of the body
• Tocharian B: āśce — part of the body
• Tofa: баъш (bàş) — part of the body
• Tok Pisin: het — part of the body
• Tonga (Malawi): mutu class 3 — part of the body
• Tongan: ʻulu — part of the body
• Tsou: fnguu — part of the body
• Tuareg: eɣăf — part of the body
• Tumbuka: mutu — part of the body
• Tupinambá: akanga — part of the body
• Turkish: baş — part of the body
• Turkish: kafa — part of the body
• Ottoman Turkish: باش (baş) — part of the body
• Ottoman Turkish: رأس (re’s) — part of the body
• Ottoman Turkish: سر (ser) — part of the body
• Ottoman Turkish: كله (kelle) — part of the body
• Ottoman Turkish: قفا (kafâ) — part of the body
• Turkmen: kelle baş — part of the body
• Tutelo: pasui — part of the body
• Tuvan: баш (baş) — part of the body
• Tzotzil: jolol — part of the body
• Udi: бул (bul) — part of the body
• Udmurt: йыр (jyr) — part of the body
• Ugaritic: 𐎗𐎛𐎌 — part of the body
• Ukrainian: голова́ (holová) — part of the body
• Unami: wil — part of the body
• Urdu: سِر (sir) — part of the body
• Urdu: سَر (sar) — part of the body
• Uyghur: باش (bash) — part of the body
• Uzbek: bosh — part of the body
• Uzbek: kalla — part of the body
• Venetan: testa — part of the body
• Venetan: cao — part of the body
• Venetan: cavo — part of the body
• Vietnamese: đầu — part of the body
• Volapük: kap — part of the body
• Walloon: tiesse — part of the body
• Wanga: omurwe class 3 — part of the body
• Warlpiri: walu — part of the body
• Welsh: pen — part of the body
• Winnebago: nąąsu — part of the body
• Woiwurrung: gawang — part of the body
• Wolaytta: huuphiya — part of the body
• Wolof: boopa — part of the body
• Wutunhua: dolo — part of the body
• Xhosa: intloko — part of the body
• Yaeyama: 頭 — part of the body
• Yaghnobi: сар (sar) — part of the body
• Yakut: бас (bas) — part of the body
• Yakut: тебе (tebe) — part of the body
• Yao (Africa): mtwe class 3 — part of the body
• Yiddish: קאָפּ (kop) — part of the body
• Yonaguni: みんぶる (minburu) — part of the body
• Yoron: 頭 (chiburu) — part of the body
• Yoron: ふらじ (furazi) — part of the body
• Yoruba: orí — part of the body
• Yucatec Maya: pool — part of the body
• Yucatec Maya: joʼol — part of the body
• Yurok: mohlkwoh — part of the body
• Zazaki: sere (diq) — part of the body
• Zealandic: 'oôd — part of the body
• Zemba: omutwe class 3 — part of the body
• Zhuang: gyaeuj — part of the body
• Zhuang: gyəuз — part of the body
• Zinza: omútwe class 3 — part of the body
• Zou: lu — part of the body
• Zulu: ikhanda — part of the body
• Zulu: inhloko — part of the body
• ǃXóõ: nàn — part of the body
• Basque: buru — mental aptitude or skill
• Catalan: seny — mental aptitude or skill
• Catalan: cap — mental aptitude or skill
• Finnish: pää — mental aptitude or skill
• Finnish: nenä — mental aptitude or skill
• Finnish: vainu — mental aptitude or skill
• French: dispositions — mental aptitude or skill
• French: aptitudes — mental aptitude or skill
• Galician: cabeza — mental aptitude or skill
• Greek: κεφάλι (kefáli) — mental aptitude or skill
• Greek: μυαλό (myaló) — mental aptitude or skill
• Italian: testa — mental aptitude or skill
• Japanese: 頭 (atama) — mental aptitude or skill
• Japanese: 頭脳 (zunō) — mental aptitude or skill
• Kabuverdianu: kabesa — mental aptitude or skill
• Korean: 머리 (meori) — mental aptitude or skill
• Korean: 두뇌 (dunoe) — mental aptitude or skill
• Marathi: डोके (ḍoke) — mental aptitude or skill
• Neapolitan: capa — mental aptitude or skill
• Norwegian Bokmål: hode — mental aptitude or skill
• Norwegian Bokmål: evne — mental aptitude or skill
• Polish: głowa — mental aptitude or skill
• Portuguese: cabeça — mental aptitude or skill
• Russian: голова́ (golová) — mental aptitude or skill
• Russian: мозг (mozg) — mental aptitude or skill
• Slovak: hlava — mental aptitude or skill
• Slovak: bunky — mental aptitude or skill
• Swedish: huvud — mental aptitude or skill
• Swedish: förmåga — mental aptitude or skill
• Tashelhit: agayyu — mental aptitude or skill
• Albanian: mendimet — mind; one's own thoughts
• Catalan: cap — mind; one's own thoughts
• Finnish: pää — mind; one's own thoughts
• Finnish: mieli — mind; one's own thoughts
• Marathi: डोके (ḍoke) — mind; one's own thoughts
• Eastern Mari: вуй (vuj) — mind; one's own thoughts
• Middle English: heed — mind; one's own thoughts
• Polish: głowa — mind; one's own thoughts
• Slovak: hlava — mind; one's own thoughts
• Albanian: krye — individual person
• Arabic: رَئِيس (raʔīs) — individual person
• Arabic: رَئِيسَة (raʔīsa) — individual person
• Belarusian: галава́ (halavá) — individual person
• Bulgarian: глава́ (glavá) — individual person
• Catalan: cap — individual person
• Czech: hlava — individual person
• Finnish: pää — individual person
• Middle English: heed — individual person
• Dari: رَئِیس — individual person
• Iranian Persian: رَئیس (ra'is) — individual person
• Russian: глава́ (glavá) — individual person
• Slovak: hlava — individual person
• Tajik: сардор (sardor) — individual person
• Ottoman Turkish: رئیس (reʼis) — individual person
• Ottoman Turkish: قوجه (koca) — individual person
• Ukrainian: голова́ (holová) — individual person
• Urdu: رَئِیس — individual person
• Albanian: kokë — measure word for livestock and game
• Albanian: kren — measure word for livestock and game
• Catalan: cap — measure word for livestock and game
• Chinese Mandarin: 頭 /头 (tóu) — measure word for livestock and game
• Finnish: pää — measure word for livestock and game
• Galician: res — measure word for livestock and game
• Indonesian: ekor — measure word for livestock and game
• Ingrian: pää — measure word for livestock and game
• Japanese: 頭 (kashira) — measure word for livestock and game
• Korean: 마리 (mari) — measure word for livestock and game
• Maltese: ras — measure word for livestock and game
• Polish: pogłowie — measure word for livestock and game
• Portuguese: cabeça — measure word for livestock and game
• Russian: голова́ (golová) — measure word for livestock and game
• Russian: поголо́вье (pogolóvʹje) — measure word for livestock and game
• Spanish: res — measure word for livestock and game
• Ottoman Turkish: رأس (res) — measure word for livestock and game
• Vietnamese: con — measure word for livestock and game
• Catalan: cap — population of game
• Finnish: kanta — population of game
• Albanian: kryesor — topmost or leading part
• Arabic: رَأْس (raʔs) — topmost or leading part
• Armenian: գլուխ (glux) — topmost or leading part
• Belarusian: вяршы́ня (vjaršýnja) — topmost or leading part
• Belarusian: вярху́шка (vjarxúška) — topmost or leading part
• Belarusian: верх (vjerx) — topmost or leading part
• Bulgarian: го́рница (górnica) — topmost or leading part
• Catalan: punta — topmost or leading part
• Chinese Mandarin: 開頭 /开头 (kāitóu) — topmost or leading part
• Dutch: hoofd — topmost or leading part
• Farefare: zuugo — topmost or leading part
• Finnish: pää — topmost or leading part
• Finnish: yläosa — topmost or leading part
• Finnish: etuosa — topmost or leading part
• Finnish: kärki — topmost or leading part
• French: bout — topmost or leading part
• German: Spitze — topmost or leading part
• German: Oberende — topmost or leading part
• German: Kopf — topmost or leading part
• German: Dach — topmost or leading part
• Greek: κεφαλή (kefalí) — topmost or leading part
• Greek: κεφάλι (kefáli) — topmost or leading part
• Hindi: शीर्ष (śīrṣ) — topmost or leading part
• Japanese: 頭 (atama) — topmost or leading part
• Japanese: 冒頭 (bōtō) — topmost or leading part
• Low German: Topp — topmost or leading part
• Low German: Tipp — topmost or leading part
• Low German: Tippel — topmost or leading part
• Low German: Tippen — topmost or leading part
• Māori: hukitau — topmost or leading part
• Marshallese: bar — topmost or leading part
• Middle English: heed — topmost or leading part
• Norwegian Bokmål: topp — topmost or leading part
• Iranian Persian: سَر (sar) — topmost or leading part
• Iranian Persian: فَراز (farâz) — topmost or leading part
• Iranian Persian: نوک (nuk) — topmost or leading part
• Portuguese: cabeça — topmost or leading part
• Russian: верши́на (veršína) — topmost or leading part
• Russian: верх (verx) — topmost or leading part
• Russian: верху́шка (verxúška) — topmost or leading part
• Sanskrit: शिरस् (śíras) — topmost or leading part
• Sanskrit: शिर (śira) — topmost or leading part
• Spanish: punta — topmost or leading part
• Swedish: spets — topmost or leading part
• Swedish: topp — topmost or leading part
• Swedish: övre ända — topmost or leading part
• Swedish: huvud — topmost or leading part
• Telugu: శీర్షము (śīrṣamu) — topmost or leading part
• Ukrainian: верши́на (veršýna) — topmost or leading part
• Ukrainian: верхови́на (verxovýna) — topmost or leading part
• Ukrainian: верхі́вка (verxívka) — topmost or leading part
• Ukrainian: верхі́в'я (verxívʺja) — topmost or leading part
• Ukrainian: верх (verx) — topmost or leading part
• Zazaki: šersıq — topmost or leading part
• Catalan: cap — end of a table
• Finnish: pää — end of a table
• Polish: szczyt — end of a table
• Russian: глава́ (glavá) — end of a table
• Yiddish: אויבנאָן (oybnon) — end of a table
• Finnish: pää — end of a rectangular table furthest from the entrance
• Finnish: pää — principal operative part of a machine or tool
• Middle English: heed — principal operative part of a machine or tool
• Basque: buru — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Belarusian: гало́ўка (halówka) — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Catalan: cap — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Dutch: kop — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Finnish: pää — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Finnish: terä — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• French: tête — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• German: Kopf — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Hindi: माथा (māthā) — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Japanese: 頭 (atama) — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Central Kurdish: سەر (ser) — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Northern Kurdish: ser — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Lithuanian: galva — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Māori: kiko — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Middle English: heed — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Norwegian Bokmål: hode — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Polish: główka — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Polish: bijak — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Portuguese: cabeça — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Russian: голо́вка (golóvka) — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Spanish: cabeza — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Swedish: huvud — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Ukrainian: голо́вка (holóvka) — end of hammer, axe, golf club etc.
• Belarusian: гало́ўка (halówka) — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Catalan: cabota — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Czech: hlava — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Finnish: kanta — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• French: tête — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• German: Kopf — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Hebrew: שׁוֹשַׁנָּה (shoshaná) — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Hindi: माथा (māthā) — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Icelandic: höfuð — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Japanese: 頭 (atama) — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Central Kurdish: سەر (ser) — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Northern Kurdish: ser — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Lithuanian: galvutė — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Māori: peru — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Middle English: heed — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Norwegian Bokmål: hode — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Polish: główka — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Portuguese: cabeça — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Romanian: cap — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Russian: голо́вка (golóvka) — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Slovak: hlavička — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Spanish: cabeza — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Swedish: huvud — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Ukrainian: голо́вка (holóvka) — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Yiddish: קאָפּ (kop) — blunt end of a nail, screw etc.
• Albanian: maja — sharp end of an arrow, spear, or pointer
• Belarusian: накане́чнік (nakanjéčnik) — sharp end of an arrow, spear, or pointer
• Belarusian: вастрыё (vastryjó) — sharp end of an arrow, spear, or pointer
• Catalan: punta — sharp end of an arrow, spear, or pointer
• Finnish: kärki — sharp end of an arrow, spear, or pointer
• Middle English: heed — sharp end of an arrow, spear, or pointer
• Polish: grot — sharp end of an arrow, spear, or pointer
• Russian: наконе́чник (nakonéčnik) — sharp end of an arrow, spear, or pointer
• Russian: остриё (ostrijó) — sharp end of an arrow, spear, or pointer
• Ukrainian: наконе́чник (nakonéčnyk) — sharp end of an arrow, spear, or pointer
• Ukrainian: ві́стря (vístrja) — sharp end of an arrow, spear, or pointer
• Finnish: lapa — top part of a lacrosse stick that holds the ball
• Belarusian: гало́ўка (halówka) — element which reads or writes electromagnetic signals to or from a storage medium
• Chinese Mandarin: 磁頭 /磁头 (cítóu) — element which reads or writes electromagnetic signals to or from a storage medium
• Finnish: pää — element which reads or writes electromagnetic signals to or from a storage medium
• Irish: cnoga — element which reads or writes electromagnetic signals to or from a storage medium
• Polish: głowica — element which reads or writes electromagnetic signals to or from a storage medium
• Russian: голо́вка (golóvka) — element which reads or writes electromagnetic signals to or from a storage medium
• Slovak: hlavička — element which reads or writes electromagnetic signals to or from a storage medium
• Ukrainian: голо́вка (holóvka) — element which reads or writes electromagnetic signals to or from a storage medium
• Belarusian: гало́ўка (halówka) — computing: part of a disk drive responsible for reading and writing data
• Catalan: capçal — computing: part of a disk drive responsible for reading and writing data
• Chinese Mandarin: 磁頭 /磁头 (cítóu) — computing: part of a disk drive responsible for reading and writing data
• Finnish: pää — computing: part of a disk drive responsible for reading and writing data
• Finnish: kirjoituspää — computing: part of a disk drive responsible for reading and writing data
• Finnish: lukupää — computing: part of a disk drive responsible for reading and writing data
• German: Magnetkopf — computing: part of a disk drive responsible for reading and writing data
• Japanese: ヘッド (heddo) — computing: part of a disk drive responsible for reading and writing data
• Polish: głowica — computing: part of a disk drive responsible for reading and writing data
• Russian: голо́вка (golóvka) — computing: part of a disk drive responsible for reading and writing data
• Slovak: hlavička — computing: part of a disk drive responsible for reading and writing data
• Ukrainian: голо́вка (holóvka) — computing: part of a disk drive responsible for reading and writing data
• Chinese Mandarin: 泡泡 (pàopao) — foam on carbonated beverages
• Chinese Mandarin: 泡沫 (pàomò) — foam on carbonated beverages
• Dutch: schuim — foam on carbonated beverages
• Finnish: vaahto — foam on carbonated beverages
• French: mousse — foam on carbonated beverages
• French: chapeau de mousse — foam on carbonated beverages
• German: Blume — foam on carbonated beverages
• German: Krone — foam on carbonated beverages
• German: Schaumkrone — foam on carbonated beverages
• Hungarian: sörhab — foam on carbonated beverages
• Icelandic: froða — foam on carbonated beverages
• Japanese: 泡 (awa) — foam on carbonated beverages
• Manchu: ᠣᠪᠣᠩᡤᡳ (obonggi) — foam on carbonated beverages
• Norwegian Bokmål: skum — foam on carbonated beverages
• Portuguese: colarinho — foam on carbonated beverages
• Spanish: giste (cerveza) — foam on carbonated beverages
• Swedish: bornyr — foam on carbonated beverages
• Swedish: fradga — foam on carbonated beverages
• Swedish: skum — foam on carbonated beverages
• Finnish: kansi — end cap of a cylindrically-shaped pressure vessel
• Polish: dennica — end cap of a cylindrically-shaped pressure vessel
• Finnish: pää — medicine: the end of an abscess where pus collects
• Slovak: hlavička — medicine: the end of an abscess where pus collects
• Finnish: yläliikki — nautical: top edge of a sail
• French: point de drisse — nautical: top edge of a sail
• German: Top — nautical: top edge of a sail
• Finnish: kärki — place of honour, or of command; the most important or foremost position
• Finnish: kunniapaikka — place of honour, or of command; the most important or foremost position
• Middle English: heed — place of honour, or of command; the most important or foremost position
• Yiddish: אויבנאָן (oybnon) — place of honour, or of command; the most important or foremost position
• Albanian: Kryetar — leader, chief, mastermind
• Arabic: رَئِيس (raʔīs) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Armenian: գլխավոր (glxavor) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Armenian: ղեկավար (ġekavar) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Armenian: պետ (pet) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Armenian: գլուխ (glux) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Baluchi: سروک (sarok) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Basque: buruzagi — leader, chief, mastermind
• Basque: buru — leader, chief, mastermind
• Basque: nagusi — leader, chief, mastermind
• Belarusian: кіраўні́к (kirawník) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Belarusian: кіраўні́ца (kirawníca) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Belarusian: кіраўні́чка (kirawníčka) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Breton: penn — leader, chief, mastermind
• Breton: pennoù — leader, chief, mastermind
• Bulgarian: шеф (šef) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Bulgarian: ръководи́тел (rǎkovodítel) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Bulgarian: глава́ (glavá) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Catalan: cap — leader, chief, mastermind
• Catalan: líder — leader, chief, mastermind
• Chinese Mandarin: 領袖 /领袖 (lǐngxiù) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Crimean Tatar: baş — leader, chief, mastermind
• Czech: hlava — leader, chief, mastermind
• Dutch: hoofd — leader, chief, mastermind
• Dutch: baas — leader, chief, mastermind
• Dutch: bazin — leader, chief, mastermind
• Dutch: leider — leader, chief, mastermind
• Dutch: leidster — leader, chief, mastermind
• Dutch: chef — leader, chief, mastermind
• Dutch: cheffin — leader, chief, mastermind
• Finnish: päällikkö — leader, chief, mastermind
• Finnish: johtaja — leader, chief, mastermind
• French: chef — leader, chief, mastermind
• Friulian: cjâf — leader, chief, mastermind
• German: Oberhaupt — leader, chief, mastermind
• German: Haupt — leader, chief, mastermind
• German: Kopf — leader, chief, mastermind
• German: Chef — leader, chief, mastermind
• German: Chefin — leader, chief, mastermind
• Greek: κεφαλή (kefalí) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Greek: κεφάλι (kefáli) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Greek: αρχηγός (archigós) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Ancient Greek: προστάτης (prostátēs) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Paraguayan Guarani: mburuvicha — leader, chief, mastermind
• Hindi: मुखिया (mukhiyā) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Hindi: प्रमुख (pramukh) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Hindi: प्रधान (pradhān) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Icelandic: yfirmaður — leader, chief, mastermind
• Icelandic: höfuð — leader, chief, mastermind
• Indonesian: kepala — leader, chief, mastermind
• Indonesian: pemimpin — leader, chief, mastermind
• Interlingua: chef — leader, chief, mastermind
• Interlingua: leader — leader, chief, mastermind
• Italian: capo — leader, chief, mastermind
• Japanese: 指導者 (shidōsha) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Japanese: 頭 (kashira) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Kabuverdianu: kabesa — leader, chief, mastermind
• Central Kurdish: سەرۆک (serok) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Central Kurdish: سەرگەورە (sergewre) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Northern Kurdish: serok — leader, chief, mastermind
• Kyrgyz: башчы (başcı) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Ladino: bash — leader, chief, mastermind
• Ladino: kapo — leader, chief, mastermind
• Latin: caput — leader, chief, mastermind
• Latin: praepositus — leader, chief, mastermind
• Lithuanian: galva — leader, chief, mastermind
• Lithuanian: vadovas — leader, chief, mastermind
• Lithuanian: vadovė — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Baas — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Boos — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Böverste — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Bövelste — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Leidsmann — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Leidsfro — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Vörsitter — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Vörsitterin — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Vörsittersch — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Vörsittersche — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Vörstaher — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Vörstoher — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Vörstaherin — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Vörstoherin — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Vörstahersch — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Vörstahersche — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Vörstohersch — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Vörstohersche — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Chef — leader, chief, mastermind
• Low German: Chefin — leader, chief, mastermind
• Malay: ketua — leader, chief, mastermind
• Maltese: kap — leader, chief, mastermind
• Maltese: kapa — leader, chief, mastermind
• Māori: tumuaki — leader, chief, mastermind
• Mapudungun: logko — leader, chief, mastermind
• Marathi: प्रमुख (pramukh) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Meru: munene — leader, chief, mastermind
• Middle English: heed — leader, chief, mastermind
• Norwegian Bokmål: leder — leader, chief, mastermind
• Norwegian Bokmål: sjef — leader, chief, mastermind
• Iranian Persian: رَهْبَر (rahbar) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Iranian Persian: سالار (sâlâr) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Iranian Persian: سَر (sar) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Iranian Persian: رَئیس — leader, chief, mastermind
• Polish: kierownik — leader, chief, mastermind
• Polish: kierowniczka — leader, chief, mastermind
• Polish: głowa — leader, chief, mastermind
• Portuguese: chefe — leader, chief, mastermind
• Portuguese: cabeça — leader, chief, mastermind
• Portuguese: líder — leader, chief, mastermind
• Romanian: șef — leader, chief, mastermind
• Romanian: cap — leader, chief, mastermind
• Romanian: lider — leader, chief, mastermind
• Romanian: căpetenie — leader, chief, mastermind
• Russian: глава́ (glavá) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Russian: руководи́тель (rukovodítelʹ) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Russian: руководи́тельница (rukovodítelʹnica) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Sanskrit: शिरस् (śíras) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Sanskrit: शिर (śira) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Slovak: hlava — leader, chief, mastermind
• Slovene: poglavar — leader, chief, mastermind
• Slovene: vodja — leader, chief, mastermind
• Spanish: cabeza — leader, chief, mastermind
• Spanish: jefe — leader, chief, mastermind
• Spanish: líder — leader, chief, mastermind
• Spanish: adalid — leader, chief, mastermind
• Swahili: mkuu — leader, chief, mastermind
• Swedish: ledare — leader, chief, mastermind
• Swedish: chef — leader, chief, mastermind
• Swedish: direktör — leader, chief, mastermind
• Swedish: föreståndare — leader, chief, mastermind
• Tajik: сардор (sardor) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Tamil: தலைவர் (talaivar) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Tatar: баш (baş) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Telugu: నాయకుడు (nāyakuḍu) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Thai: หัวหน้า (hǔua-nâa) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Thai: ผู้นํา (pûu-nam) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Thai: ประมุข (bprà-múk) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Tupinambá: porubixaba — leader, chief, mastermind
• Tupinambá: ubixaba — leader, chief, mastermind
• Ukrainian: голова́ (holová) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Ukrainian: керівни́к (kerivnýk) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Ukrainian: керівни́ця (kerivnýcja) — leader, chief, mastermind
• Welsh: pen — leader, chief, mastermind
• Yoruba: olórí — leader, chief, mastermind
• Zazaki: šeroğ — leader, chief, mastermind
• Zulu: inhloko — leader, chief, mastermind
• Arabic: رَئِيس (raʔīs) — headmaster, headmistress
• Belarusian: дырэ́ктар (dyréktar) — headmaster, headmistress
• Belarusian: дырэ́ктарка (dyréktarka) — headmaster, headmistress
• Bulgarian: дире́ктор (diréktor) — headmaster, headmistress
• Bulgarian: дире́кторка (diréktorka) — headmaster, headmistress
• Catalan: director — headmaster, headmistress
• Catalan: directora — headmaster, headmistress
• Chinese Mandarin: 校長 /校长 (xiàozhǎng) — headmaster, headmistress
• Chinese Mandarin: 導演 /导演 (dǎoyǎn) — headmaster, headmistress
• Crimean Tatar: baş — headmaster, headmistress
• Czech: ředitel — headmaster, headmistress
• Czech: ředitelka — headmaster, headmistress
• Dutch: hoofdmeester — headmaster, headmistress
• Finnish: rehtori — headmaster, headmistress
• Finnish: johtajaopettaja — headmaster, headmistress
• French: directeur — headmaster, headmistress
• French: directrice — headmaster, headmistress
• German: Leiter — headmaster, headmistress
• German: Leiterin — headmaster, headmistress
• German: Rektor — headmaster, headmistress
• German: Rektorin — headmaster, headmistress
• German: Direktor — headmaster, headmistress
• German: Direktorin — headmaster, headmistress
• Greek: διευθυντής (diefthyntís) — headmaster, headmistress
• Greek: διευθύντρια (diefthýntria) — headmaster, headmistress
• Hindi: प्रधानाचार्य (pradhānācārya) — headmaster, headmistress
• Japanese: 校長 (kōchō) — headmaster, headmistress
• Japanese: 監督 (kantoku) — headmaster, headmistress
• Northern Kurdish: serperişt — headmaster, headmistress
• Macedonian: дире́ктор (diréktor) — headmaster, headmistress
• Macedonian: дире́кторка (diréktorka) — headmaster, headmistress
• Maltese: surmast — headmaster, headmistress
• Maltese: madam — headmaster, headmistress
• Māori: tumuaki — headmaster, headmistress
• Marathi: मुख्याध्यापक (mukhyādhyāpak) — headmaster, headmistress
• Marathi: हेडमास्तर (heḍmāstar) — headmaster, headmistress
• Norwegian Bokmål: rektor — headmaster, headmistress
• Polish: dyrektor — headmaster, headmistress
• Polish: dyrektorka — headmaster, headmistress
• Portuguese: director — headmaster, headmistress
• Portuguese: directora — headmaster, headmistress
• Portuguese: diretor — headmaster, headmistress
• Portuguese: diretora — headmaster, headmistress
• Russian: дире́ктор (diréktor) — headmaster, headmistress
• Slovak: riaditeľ — headmaster, headmistress
• Slovak: riaditeľka — headmaster, headmistress
• Spanish: director — headmaster, headmistress
• Spanish: directora — headmaster, headmistress
• Swedish: rektor — headmaster, headmistress
• Tamil: தலைமை ஆசிரியர் (talaimai āciriyar) — headmaster, headmistress
• Tamil: தலைவர் (talaivar) — headmaster, headmistress
• Telugu: ప్రధానోపాధ్యాయుడు (pradhānōpādhyāyuḍu) — headmaster, headmistress
• Telugu: ప్రధానోపాధ్యాయురాలు (pradhānōpādhyāyurālu) — headmaster, headmistress
• Thai: ครูใหญ่ (kruu-yài) — headmaster, headmistress
• Ukrainian: дире́ктор (dyréktor) — headmaster, headmistress
• Ukrainian: дире́кторка (dyréktorka) — headmaster, headmistress
• Finnish: pääosa — significant or important part
• Middle English: heed — significant or important part
• Finnish: pää — beginning or end, protuberance
• Middle English: heed — beginning or end, protuberance
• Catalan: capçalera — source of a river; the end of a lake where a river flows into it
• Finnish: lähde — source of a river; the end of a lake where a river flows into it
• Finnish: laskukohta — source of a river; the end of a lake where a river flows into it
• Finnish: joensuu — source of a river; the end of a lake where a river flows into it
• Middle English: heed — source of a river; the end of a lake where a river flows into it
• Bulgarian: глава́ (glavá) — clump of seeds, leaves or flowers
• Catalan: capça — clump of seeds, leaves or flowers
• Dutch: krop — clump of seeds, leaves or flowers
• Finnish: pää — clump of seeds, leaves or flowers
• Finnish: mykerö — clump of seeds, leaves or flowers
• French: capitule — clump of seeds, leaves or flowers
• Ingrian: pää — clump of seeds, leaves or flowers
• Irish: ceann — clump of seeds, leaves or flowers
• Irish: tor — clump of seeds, leaves or flowers
• Japanese: 頭状花 (tōjōka) — clump of seeds, leaves or flowers
• Korean: 통 (tong) — clump of seeds, leaves or flowers
• Middle English: heed — clump of seeds, leaves or flowers
• Polish: pseudancjum — clump of seeds, leaves or flowers
• Polish: główka — clump of seeds, leaves or flowers
• Slovak: hlávka — clump of seeds, leaves or flowers
• Spanish: capítulo — clump of seeds, leaves or flowers
• Finnish: tähkä — ear of cereal
• Turkish: başak — ear of cereal
• Ottoman Turkish: باشاق — ear of cereal
• Bulgarian: коро́на (koróna) — leafy top part of a tree
• Catalan: capçada — leafy top part of a tree
• Finnish: latvus — leafy top part of a tree
• Finnish: latva — leafy top part of a tree
• German: Krone — leafy top part of a tree
• Hebrew: נוֹף (nof) — leafy top part of a tree
• Māori: karamata — leafy top part of a tree
• Polish: korona — leafy top part of a tree
• Russian: кро́на (króna) — leafy top part of a tree
• Slovak: koruna — leafy top part of a tree
• Spanish: copa — leafy top part of a tree
• Swedish: krona — leafy top part of a tree
• Finnish: pää — anatomy: rounded part of a bone
• Middle English: heed — anatomy: rounded part of a bone
• Finnish: käymälä — toilet of a ship
• Finnish: vessa — toilet of a ship
• French: tinettes — toilet of a ship
• French: cabinet de toilettes — toilet of a ship
• German: Abtritt — toilet of a ship
• Russian: галью́н (galʹjún) — toilet of a ship
• Finnish: pää — tiles laid at the eaves of a house
• Finnish: perusosa — linguistics: morpheme that determines the category of a compound
• Finnish: jälkiosa — linguistics: morpheme that determines the category of a compound
• French: noyau — linguistics: morpheme that determines the category of a compound
• German: Kopf — linguistics: morpheme that determines the category of a compound
• Japanese: 主要部 (shuyōbu) — linguistics: morpheme that determines the category of a compound
• Norwegian Bokmål: kjerne — linguistics: morpheme that determines the category of a compound
• Portuguese: núcleo — linguistics: morpheme that determines the category of a compound
• Finnish: edistys — headway; progress
• Finnish: kohta — topic; subject
• Finnish: kriisi — denouement; crisis
• Finnish: paine — buildup of fluid pressure
• Finnish: putouskorkeus — fluid dynamics: difference in elevation in a column of fluid, and the resulting pressure
• Finnish: paine-ero — fluid dynamics: difference in elevation in a column of fluid, and the resulting pressure
• Finnish: hydrostaattinen paine — fluid dynamics: difference in elevation in a column of fluid, and the resulting pressure
• German: Fallhöhe — fluid dynamics: difference in elevation in a column of fluid, and the resulting pressure
• German: Potential — fluid dynamics: difference in elevation in a column of fluid, and the resulting pressure
• Dutch: hoofd (geven) — slang: oral sex
• Finnish: suihinotto — slang: oral sex
• German: Schädel — slang: oral sex
• Polish: lód — slang: oral sex
• Polish: laska — slang: oral sex
• Romanian: muie — slang: oral sex
• Romanian: mumu — slang: oral sex
• Slovak: orál — slang: oral sex
• Catalan: fava — slang: glans penis
• Finnish: herkkumutteri — slang: glans penis
• Slovak: žaluď — slang: glans penis
• Finnish: narkkari — slang: heavy or habitual user of drugs
• Finnish: joukot — power; armed force
• Finnish: voimat — power; armed force
• Basque: zuzendu — to be in command of
• Belarusian: узнача́льваць (uznačálʹvacʹ) — to be in command of
• Belarusian: ачо́льваць (ačólʹvacʹ) — to be in command of
• Breton: ren — to be in command of
• Bulgarian: ръководя (rǎkovodja) — to be in command of
• Bulgarian: оглавявам (oglavjavam) — to be in command of
• Bulgarian: оглавя (oglavja) — to be in command of
• Catalan: comandar — to be in command of
• Catalan: dirigir — to be in command of
• Catalan: encapçalar — to be in command of
• Catalan: liderar — to be in command of
• Dutch: leiden — to be in command of
• Dutch: aanvoeren — to be in command of
• Esperanto: komandi — to be in command of
• Esperanto: konduki — to be in command of
• Esperanto: gvidi — to be in command of
• Esperanto: ĉefi — to be in command of
• Finnish: johtaa — to be in command of
• Finnish: komentaa — to be in command of
• French: commander — to be in command of
• French: diriger — to be in command of
• French: chapeauter — to be in command of
• German: führen — to be in command of
• German: leiten — to be in command of
• German: anführen — to be in command of
• German: die Leitung innehaben — to be in command of
• German: die Führung innehaben — to be in command of
• German: an der Spitze stehen — to be in command of
• Hebrew: עמד בראש (amad b’rosh) — to be in command of
• Hindi: प्रमुख (pramukh) — to be in command of
• Hindi: मुख्य (mukhya) — to be in command of
• Hindi: मुखिया (mukhiyā) — to be in command of
• Hindi: प्रधान (pradhān) — to be in command of
• Hungarian: irányít — to be in command of
• Icelandic: leiða — to be in command of
• Indonesian: memimpin — to be in command of
• Interlingua: commandar — to be in command of
• Interlingua: diriger — to be in command of
• Interlingua: leaderar — to be in command of
• Japanese: 指導する (shidō-suru) — to be in command of
• Northern Kurdish: birêvebirin — to be in command of
• Norwegian Bokmål: lede — to be in command of
• Norwegian Bokmål: anføre — to be in command of
• Persian: اداره کردن (edâre kardan) — to be in command of
• Polish: kierować — to be in command of
• Portuguese: comandar — to be in command of
• Portuguese: dirigir — to be in command of
• Portuguese: liderar — to be in command of
• Romanian: comanda — to be in command of
• Russian: возглавля́ть (vozglavljátʹ) — to be in command of
• Russian: возгла́вить (vozglávitʹ) — to be in command of
• Russian: руководи́ть (rukovodítʹ) — to be in command of
• Russian: главе́нствовать (glavénstvovatʹ) — to be in command of
• Slovak: viesť — to be in command of
• Spanish: encabezar — to be in command of
• Swedish: leda — to be in command of
• Ukrainian: очо́лювати (očóljuvaty) — to be in command of
• Ukrainian: очо́лити (očólyty) — to be in command of
• Bulgarian: оглавявам (oglavjavam) — to come at the beginning of; to commence
• Bulgarian: оглавя (oglavja) — to come at the beginning of; to commence
• French: être en tête de — to come at the beginning of; to commence
• French: être à la tête de — to come at the beginning of; to commence
• German: anführen — to come at the beginning of; to commence
• German: vorangehen — to come at the beginning of; to commence
• German: sich an der Spitze befinden — to come at the beginning of; to commence
• German: die Spitze bilden — to come at the beginning of; to commence
• German: an der Spitze stehen — to come at the beginning of; to commence
• German: sich ganz vorne befinden — to come at the beginning of; to commence
• Hungarian: élen/élén áll — to come at the beginning of; to commence
• Norwegian Bokmål: lede — to come at the beginning of; to commence
• Norwegian Bokmål: anføre — to come at the beginning of; to commence
• Bulgarian: удрям с глава (udrjam s glava) — to strike with the head
• Bulgarian: ударя с глава (udarja s glava) — to strike with the head
• Catalan: cabotejar — to strike with the head
• Esperanto: kapfrapi — to strike with the head
• Faroese: stúta — to strike with the head
• Faroese: skalla — to strike with the head
• Finnish: pukata — to strike with the head
• French: faire une tête — to strike with the head
• German: köpfen — to strike with the head
• Hungarian: fejel — to strike with the head
• Icelandic: skalla — to strike with the head
• Japanese: ヘディングする (hedingu suru) — to strike with the head
• Japanese: 頭突きする (zutsuki suru) — to strike with the head
• Luxembourgish: käppen — to strike with the head
• Norwegian Bokmål: heade — to strike with the head
• Norwegian Bokmål: nikke — to strike with the head
• Portuguese: cabecear — to strike with the head
• Slovak: hlavičkovať — to strike with the head
• Spanish: cabecear — to strike with the head
• Swedish: nicka — to strike with the head
• Swedish: skalla — to strike with the head
• Arabic: اِتَّجَهَ (ittajaha) — to move in a specified direction
• Basque: zuzendu — to move in a specified direction
• Bulgarian: отправям се (otpravjam se) — to move in a specified direction
• Bulgarian: отправя се (otpravja se) — to move in a specified direction
• Catalan: anar — to move in a specified direction
• Chinese Mandarin: 往 (wǎng) — to move in a specified direction
• Dutch: zich begeven (naar/richting) — to move in a specified direction
• Dutch: op weg zijn (naar/richting) — to move in a specified direction
• Dutch: onderweg zijn (naar) — to move in a specified direction
• Esperanto: celi — to move in a specified direction
• Esperanto: celiri — to move in a specified direction
• Esperanto: direktiĝi — to move in a specified direction
• Finnish: suunnata — to move in a specified direction
• Finnish: suunnistaa — to move in a specified direction
• Finnish: lähteä johonkin — to move in a specified direction
• Finnish: kulkea kohti — to move in a specified direction
• Finnish: matkata kohti — to move in a specified direction
• French: se diriger — to move in a specified direction
• French: courir (for: vers) — to move in a specified direction
• French: aller — to move in a specified direction
• German: gehen (nach/in Richtung) — to move in a specified direction
• German: fahren (nach/in Richtung) — to move in a specified direction
• German: sich bewegen (nach/in Richtung) — to move in a specified direction
• German: ziehen (nach/in Richtung) — to move in a specified direction
• Greek: κατευθύνομαι (katefthýnomai) — to move in a specified direction
• Hebrew: עשה את דרכו — to move in a specified direction
• Hungarian: halad — to move in a specified direction
• Hungarian: megy — to move in a specified direction
• Icelandic: stefna — to move in a specified direction
• Icelandic: fara — to move in a specified direction
• Indonesian: menuju — to move in a specified direction
• Interlingua: diriger se — to move in a specified direction
• Italian: andare — to move in a specified direction
• Japanese: 向かう (mukau) — to move in a specified direction
• Malay: menuju — to move in a specified direction
• Māori: ahu — to move in a specified direction
• Māori: naka — to move in a specified direction
• Māori: neke — to move in a specified direction
• Polish: kierować się — to move in a specified direction
• Polish: brać azymut — to move in a specified direction
• Polish: wziąć azymut — to move in a specified direction
• Portuguese: dirigir-se — to move in a specified direction
• Portuguese: encaminhar-se — to move in a specified direction
• Portuguese: rumar — to move in a specified direction
• Portuguese: ir — to move in a specified direction
• Russian: направля́ться (napravljátʹsja) — to move in a specified direction
• Russian: напра́виться (naprávitʹsja) — to move in a specified direction
• Slovak: ísť — to move in a specified direction
• Spanish: dirigirse — to move in a specified direction
• Spanish: ir — to move in a specified direction
• Swedish: åka — to move in a specified direction
• Ukrainian: прямува́ти (prjamuváty) — to move in a specified direction
• Ukrainian: попрямува́ти (poprjamuváty) — to move in a specified direction
• Ukrainian: направля́тися (napravljátysja) — to move in a specified direction
• Ukrainian: напра́витися (naprávytysja) — to move in a specified direction
• Bulgarian: обезглавявам (obezglavjavam) — fishing: to remove the head from a fish
• Bulgarian: обезглавя (obezglavja) — fishing: to remove the head from a fish
• Esperanto: senkapigi — fishing: to remove the head from a fish
• Finnish: poistaa pää — fishing: to remove the head from a fish
• German: köpfen — fishing: to remove the head from a fish
• German: den Kopf entfernen — fishing: to remove the head from a fish
• Icelandic: hausa — fishing: to remove the head from a fish
• Icelandic: afhausa — fishing: to remove the head from a fish
• Bulgarian: извирам (izviram) — to originate, as a river
• Esperanto: fonti — to originate, as a river
• Finnish: saada alkunsa — to originate, as a river
• German: entspringen — to originate, as a river
• German: seinen Ursprung nehmen — to originate, as a river
• Hungarian: ered — to originate, as a river
• Hungarian: fakad — to originate, as a river
• Chinese Mandarin: 結球 /结球 (jiēqiú) — to form a head
• Esperanto: kapumi — to form a head
• Esperanto: kapi — to form a head
• Finnish: muodostaa kaalinpää — to form a head
• German: einen Kopf bilden — to form a head
• Esperanto: kapizi — to fit or furnish with a head
• Finnish: tehdä pää — to fit or furnish with a head
• Esperanto: senkapigi — to cut off the top of
• Finnish: katkaista — to cut off the top of
• German: köpfen — to cut off the top of
• German: die Spitze abschneiden — to cut off the top of
• Esperanto: antaŭi — to go in front of
• German: vorausgehen — to go in front of
• German: vor gehen (einem/etwas) — to go in front of
• Portuguese: encabeçar — to go in front of
• Esperanto: alfronti — to get in the front of, so as to hinder or stop
• Finnish: pysäyttää — to get in the front of, so as to hinder or stop
• German: entgegenkommen — to get in the front of, so as to hinder or stop
• German: in die Quere kommen — to get in the front of, so as to hinder or stop
• Bulgarian: поставям на глава (postavjam na glava) — to set on the head
• Bulgarian: поставя на глава (postavja na glava) — to set on the head
• Finnish: nostaa pystyyn — to set on the head
• German: auf den Kopf setzen — to set on the head