đầu dài
Definition
- Noun (Anthropology):
- Dolichocephalic: Having a relatively long head; specifically, a skull whose maximum width is less than 75% of its maximum length. This is a technical term used in physical anthropology to describe a specific cranial shape or a person possessing such a skull shape.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Người cổ đại đó được xác định có đầu dài. (That ancient human was identified as dolichocephalic.)
- Đặc điểm đầu dài phổ biến ở một số chủng tộc. (The dolichocephalic trait is common in some races.)
Advanced Usage
- The term is primarily used in academic, anthropological, or archaeological contexts to classify human remains or describe historical populations based on cranial index measurements.
Variants and Related Words
- Dolichocephaly (n): The condition or quality of having a long skull.
- Đầu ngắn (n): Brachycephalic; having a relatively short, broad skull.
Synonyms
- Dolichocephalic: The direct and primary synonym.
- Long-headed: A less technical, descriptive synonym.
Related Terms
- Cranial Index: The ratio of the maximum width of the head to its maximum length, used to define dolichocephaly.
- Brachycephalic: The antonym, meaning short-headed.