Occiput
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 356
ok’si-put, n. the huh part of tlie head or skull [L. ob, over against, input, head Oocult, ok-kult', adj onered over: hidden secret unknown. ad: Occult ly. - -us. Occult'- ism, the science of the unknown, Occult'ne [Fr. -L. Occulto, to hide— cu/o, to cover over — ob, over, and nil, root of celo, to conceal, clam, secretly Gi. krypto kalyptv, to hide, E. Hull, a husk.) Oooultation, ok-kul-ta's hun, «. a concealing, esp. of one of the heavenly bodies by another. Oocupanoy, ok'u-pan-si, n the act of occupying, or of taking or holding po e ion po e ion. Occupant, ok'u-pant, one who takes or has po e ion. fate, ISr m€, htr mine n: Octoroon Occupation, ok-O-pil shun, n. the act of occupying or taking po e ion po e ion employment.
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