- A
skufia (also skufiya,
skoufia or skoufos; Gr****: σκούφια or σκούφος) is an item of
clerical clothing, a cap, worn by
Eastern Orthodox,
Eastern Lutheran...
- worn over the
inner c****ock by bishops, priests, deacons, and monastics.
Skufia: A soft-sided cap worn by
monastics or
awarded to
clergy as a mark of honor...
- women,
usually black, but
sometimes white. It is
sometimes worn with a
skufia. The nun
typically receives the
apostolnik when she
becomes a novitiate...
- Podriasnik) and wear the soft
monastic hat (Gr****: Skoufos,
Church Slavonic:
Skufia),
depending on the
tradition of the
local community, and in
accordance with...
- 1600s. The
kalimavkion is worn
during services; at
other times, the
softer skufia is worn in its place. The
specific shape and
colouring will
differ between...
-
headgear Similar hats
Capotain Fez (hat)
Kalimavkion Kofia (hat)
Kolpik Kufi
Skufia Smoking cap Tam
Taqiyah (cap) "Dictionary.com;
Meanings &
Definitions of...
- List of hat
styles List of
headgear Pakol Religious clothing Sindhi cap
Skufia Tubeteika (cap worn in
Central Asia)
Zucchetto (skullcap worn by clerics...
- and the
papal tiara.
Orthodox Christian clergy and
monastics often wear a
skufia, a kamilavkion, or a klobuk. The term red hat, when used
within the Roman...
- who
requested it.
Christianity portal List of hat
styles Taqiyah (cap)
Skufia Philippi Collection Kippah or
yarmulke Compare zucchini, of
related origin...
- John the Theologian,
Souroti Feast 12 July (ns) / 29 June (os)
Attributes Skufia, vest,
prayer rope,
walking stick Patronage Australia,
signalmen Influences...
