petasos
/pɛˈtɑːsɒs/Definitions
1. noun
A type of soft hat or cap worn by ancient Greeks, typically made of wool or felt.
“The archaeologist carefully examined the ancient Greek’s petasos, noting its unique design.”
2. noun
A type of soft hat or cap worn by travelers in ancient Greece, often depicted in art and literature.
“The traveler wore a petasos to keep the sun out of his eyes as he journeyed through the desert.”