The spanish word for capital is a cognate, the same in english and spanish. t/f

True

Explanation:

In linguistics, cognates are words, usually from different languages, that have the same etymological origin, and that may or may not have the same meaning. “Capital” is an example of a cognate word because it exists in both the Spanish and English languages and comes from the Latin word “capitalis” meaning literally “of or relating to the head.”