IPA: //bɪˈhɛdəl//
KK: /bɪˈhɛdəl/
The act of removing someone's head, often as a form of execution or punishment.
The historical records describe the beheadal of several prominent figures during the revolution.
This word originates from Old English, combining 'be-' (meaning to make or cause) and 'head' (meaning the upper part of the body). The term 'beheadal' refers to the act of causing the head to be removed from the body.
Think of 'making' ('be-') someone 'headless' ('head') — that's why 'beheadal' means to cause someone to lose their head.