Capital vs. Capitol

Capital is a city that is a seat of government, an uppercase letter, or wealth and money, while capitol is specifically the building where a legislature meets. A quick tip: the capitOl has a dome, round like its 'o'; capital covers everything else.


What's the difference between capital and capitol?

Capital is a city that is a seat of government, an uppercase letter, or wealth and money.

Capitol is specifically the building where a legislature meets.

A quick tip: the capitOl has a dome, round like its 'o'; capital covers everything else.


Synonyms: browse synonyms for capital and synonyms for capitol.


Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between capital and capitol?

Capital is a city that is a seat of government, an uppercase letter, or wealth and money, while capitol is specifically the building where a legislature meets. A quick tip: the capitOl has a dome, round like its 'o'; capital covers everything else.

When do you use capital?

Capital is a city that is a seat of government, an uppercase letter, or wealth and money.

When do you use capitol?

Capitol is specifically the building where a legislature meets.


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