Capataz

/kæpəˈtɑz/ noun

A supervisor or foreman who oversees workers, especially in Spanish-speaking countries or regions.

From Spanish 'capataz,' possibly derived from Latin 'caput' (head) indicating a leader or chief, with Iberian linguistic development.

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