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kalpac

/ˈkæl.pæk/

Traduction: Nom désignant un haut bonnet ou calotte noir, généralement en feutre ou en peau de mouton, porté traditionnellement par les hommes en Turquie, en Iran et dans le Caucase.

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noun

/ˈkæl.pæk/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un haut bonnet ou calotte noir, généralement en feutre ou en peau de mouton, porté traditionnellement par les hommes en Turquie, en Iran et dans le Caucase.

A noun referring to a high-crowned black cap, typically made of felt or sheepskin, traditionally worn by men in Turkey, Iran, and the Caucasus region.

  1. Traditional capC1formal

    A tall, black cap, typically made from felt or sheepskin, traditionally worn by men in Turkey, Iran, and the Caucasus region.

    frKalpak (bonnet traditionnel)

    • The old man wore a traditional kalpac to the ceremony.
    • In historical paintings, men are often depicted with a kalpac on their heads.
    • He adjusted his kalpac before entering the mosque.
Formes
  • kalpacs plural form
  • kalpacs' possessive plural form
  • kalpac's possessive singular form