1. The head. Caput mortuum, literally a dead head; among the old chemists the inert residuum after the sublimation or distillation of the substance; what remains after the life and worth are gone.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• captue,
• caputre,
• capt,
• xaput,
• vaput,
• faput,
• daput,
• czput,
• csput,
• cwput,
• cqput,
• caout,
• calut,
• ca-ut,
• ca0ut,
• capyt,
• capht,
• caaput,
• baput,
• caputte

• cavity,
• Caputo,
• cavetto,
• cavitt,
• cabot,
• caveat,
• capote,
• capito,
• chaput,
• capet,
• Cabatu,
• capped.

The adjective form of the word "caput" is "caputal".

The plural of the "caput" can be the "capita".

The plural of the "caput" can be the "caputs".

The singular of the "caput" can be the "caput".