capiti inimical
Arabic translation: مؤذي للرأس
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|  Selected response from: Sam Berner Australia Local time: 08:06 | ||||||
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| 3 | مذهب للعقل |
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11 mins confidence: 
مؤذي للرأس Explanation: You are correct, it is Latin. Capiti, capita (head), inimical (hateful, hostile). It basically means it was very strong and would knock one out. |
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13 hrs confidence: 
مذهب للعقل Explanation: from the explanation of Sam of the Latin words, I think this one is applicable |
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