noun
- Plural of capuche; hooded cloaks or robes, especially those worn by monks or in religious contexts.
Usage: Often historical or religious in context; Also spelled 'capuchas' in some sources
Examples
- The monks wore capuches as part of their traditional habit.
- Medieval paintings often depicted pilgrims in capuches for protection from the elements.
- The capuches of the order were dyed a deep brown color.
- She studied the capuches worn by different religious communities throughout history.