kamelaukion
noun
ka·me·lau·ki·on
ˌkäməˈlau̇kˌyȯn,
-au̇kēˌȯn
plural -s
: a tall brimless hat worn by priests and monks in some Eastern rites
Word History
Etymology
Middle Greek kamēlaukion, alteration (probably influenced by Greek kamēlos camel) of Late Greek kamelaukion