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What does the prefix capit mean?

The prefix "capit" comes from the Latin word "caput", which means "head".

It often appears in words related to:

* Head: Capitol (a building where a government meets), captain (a leader), decapitate (to behead)

* Beginning or top: Capital (the top of a column), capitulate (to surrender)

* Chief or most important: Capital (wealth), captain (leader), capitulate (to surrender)

It's important to note that the spelling of the prefix can vary slightly depending on the word, but its meaning remains consistent.

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