👉 The term "occipitalis" is a Greek word that refers to the part of the upper body, specifically the area between the shoulders and the head. It's often associated with the muscles responsible for lifting the head, which are known as the frontal muscles. The term originates from the ancient Greek "occa," meaning "head," and "hippodes," meaning "upper back." So in essence, it refers to the upper part of the body that is usually connected to the head
