decollare.
to take off
Meaning & usage
to take off
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from French décoller. Synchronically analysable as de- (“un-”) + colla (“glue, stick”) + -are (“(verb suffix)”).
to decapitate
Where this word comes from
From de- (“un-”) + collo (“neck”) + -are (“(verb suffix)”). See also Latin dēcollō (“to decapitate”).
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