two-headed

See also: twoheaded

English

Etymology

From two +‎ headed. Compare twi-headed.

Adjective

two-headed (not comparable)

1. Having two heads or faces on one body.
2. Directed by two heads or chiefs; existing under two coordinate authorities.

Translations

having two heads

Albanian: dykrenor (sq) Azerbaijani: ikibaşlı Belarusian: двухгало́вы (dvuxhalóvy) Chinese: Mandarin: 雙頭 / 双头 (zh) Czech: dvojhlavý (cs) Dutch: tweekoppig (nl) German: zweiköpfig (de) Greek: δικέφαλος (el) m (dikéfalos) Ancient: δικέφαλος (diképhalos) Hungarian: kétfejű (hu) Latin: biceps Polish: dwugłowy (pl) Russian: двугла́вый (ru) (dvuglávyj), двухголо́вый (ru) (dvuxgolóvyj) Swedish: tvåhövdad (sv), tvehövdad (sv) Ukrainian: двоголо́вий (dvoholóvyj)

See also

• two-faced
• bicephalic
• bipolar

Anagrams

• tow-headed, towheaded