Thanks. That’s exactly what I was trying to say. I couldn’t think of a good real-world “head” geography example.
Yeah, I think I got that.
Oh, do educate me.
Sorta like Montenegro aint gonna be translated as mountain black.
Do enlighten me.
Ah, F’Napli!
Me too. And here I’ve been calling him “Vinnie Green-Nuts” for years…
Well, according to Dictionary.com:
head·land ( P ) Pronunciation Key (hdlnd, -lnd)
n.
A point of land, usually high and with a sheer drop, extending out into a body of water; a promontory.
The unplowed land at the end of a plowed furrow.
So a Testaverde could either have lived on a headland, or perhaps lived at the edge of a cultivated area.
The paraphernalia for which is sold at a “head shop” ?
Nope, a cooking pot.
A thousand million billion pardons - I was going off of what you posted:
emphasis mine. . .
Call it my need to be precise, call it my hope to not confuse somebody other than your most perfect self.
:scraps and bows backwards out of the thread: