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capillus

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capillus /cap·il·lus/ (kah-pil´us) pl. capil´li   [L.] a hair; used in the plural to designate the aggregate of hair on the scalp.
ca·pil·lus (k-pls)
n. pl. ca·pil·li (-l)
A hair on the head.

capillus
[kəpil′əs] pl. capilli
Etymology: L, filament
one of the hairs of the body, especially one of the hairs of the scalp.

capillus [kah-pil´us] (pl. capil´li) (L.)
a hair; used in the plural to designate the aggregate of hair on the scalp.

capillus
pl. capilli [L.] a hair; used in the plural to designate an aggregation of hairs.


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