cucullus
/ˈkjuːkjʊləs/Definitions
1. noun
A hood or a hooded cloak, especially a hooded cloak worn by ancient Romans or a hood-like structure on a helmet.
“The cucullus was a distinctive feature of the Roman soldier’s uniform.”
2. noun
A type of helmet or headgear with a hood or a covering that resembles a hood.
3. noun
In botany, a hood-shaped structure, such as the spathe of an arum lily.