Etymology of the Latin word comatus
the Latin word
comatus (county, earldom; county court; long-haired, having hair; leafy; one having long hair)
derived from the Medieval Latin word
coma (coma; hair, hair of head, mane of animal)
derived from the Greek word
kome, κόμη, κώμη (the hair of the head; a hamlet (as if laid down))
Derivations in Latin
comatulusDerivations in other languages
English
comate, Italian
chiomato, Portuguese
comado
