"capicúa" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "Borrowed from Catalan capicua, from cap i cua (literally “head and tail”). Compare Portuguese capicua.",
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    "ca‧pi‧cú‧a"
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          "text": "En efecto, si tenemos un capicúa con un número par de cifras (como 235532, que tiene seis), para obtener otro capicúa mayor basta con escribir en medio de número (es decir, después del grupo de cifras que se repite a continuación en ...",
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      "ipa": "[ka.piˈku.a]"
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  "word": "capicúa"
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