alb
/ɔːlb/Definitions
1. noun
A white robe, especially one worn by a monk or a cleric
“The priest was dressed in his alb and cincture as he prepared for the ceremony.”
2. noun
A white or light-colored garment, especially one worn as part of a uniform
“The hospital staff wore their white albs to maintain a sterile environment.”
3. noun
A type of medieval coat of arms or heraldic device
“The knight’s alb was emblazoned with his family crest.”
4. verb
to dress someone in a white robe, especially as part of a ceremonial rite
“The priest will alb the initiate in the ancient ritual.”