Överhuvud

Överhuvud is a Swedish word that translates to "head" or "leader" in English. It is often used in a figurative sense to refer to the chief executive or the person in charge of an organization, company, or project. For example, the CEO of a company might be referred to as its "överhuvud."

The term can also be used in a more literal sense to refer to the physical head of a person, although this is less common in modern usage. In some contexts, "överhuvud" can also refer to the top or the most important part of something, such as the "överhuvud" of a mountain.

The word is derived from the Old Norse word "yfirhöfuð," which also means "head" or "chief." It is a compound word formed from "över" (over) and "huvud" (head).

In Swedish, "överhuvud" is a masculine noun and its plural form is "överhuvuden." While it is a formal term, it is widely understood and used in various contexts.