Cap
garrison cap of the German German Federal Armed Forces (army)
Batschkapp
three Pudelmützen
prince Heinrich cap
student cap in form of a plate cap
bishop cap
water ball cap
a cap is a soft head coverage, which can consist of material, wool , leather or skin. It becomes the protection from cold weather, wind and weather orfor fashionable, religious, social or vocational reasons carried. Contrary to the hat a cap does not possess Krempe.
The cap can take certain forms, z. B. approach to the point or the head firmly enclose. In addition it can also with a screen, oneNackenschutz and/or ear muffs provided its. The hair-style is covered by carrying a cap.
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generally
- balloon cap
- Basque cap
- conventional Meier cap
- Couleur
- Käppi
- night cap
- Norwegian cap
- Phrygi cap
- Pudelmütze = Bommelmütze
- slidegate valve cap - called in the southwest also Batschkapp
- garrison cap
- Uschanka
- Wollmütze
- Zipfelmütze
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occupation and. Activity
- bear skin cap - carried in some armies of certain ranks
- toque (military)
- mountain cap
- on-board cap
- service cap
- captain cap
- cook cap
- Krätzchen
- Narrenkappe
- prince Heinrich cap - navigation
- sleep cap
- student cap
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religion
- toque (church)
- Camauro
- Caroja /Ketzermütze
- Kippa /Jarmulka - carried by Jewish men
- Mitra
- Pileolus
- sisters hood
- Sunna - carried by male Muslims
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sport
- of which hereditary all carries caps, in order to ensure an exact allocation of the players.
- Baseball cape- [work on ]
see also hat
