occipital
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Adj — Relating to or located at the back of the head.
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Etymology
From Medieval Latin occipitalis, from occiput, "back of the head" — from ob- ("against, behind") plus caput ("head").
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What does “occipital” mean?
The word “occipital” means relating to or located at the back of the head. In plain terms, to do with the back of the head or skull.
How do you pronounce “occipital”?
“Occipital” is pronounced ok-SIHP-iht-uhl (/ɑkˈsɪp.ət.l̩/ in IPA).
How do you use “occipital” in a sentence?
Here is “occipital” used in a sentence: “The occipital lobe processes visual information.”
What part of speech is “occipital”?
“Occipital” is an adjective.
Where does the word “occipital” come from?
The word “occipital” comes from Medieval Latin. From Medieval Latin occipitalis, from occiput, "back of the head" — from ob- ("against, behind") plus caput ("head").