DictionaryRoot: casubla
Latin
casubla
ecclesiastical outer garment
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noun
chasuble
CHAZ-yuh-bul/ˈtʃæzjəbl/
A sleeveless outer garment worn by a priest during Mass.
Etymology
Latin casubla is traced, through an unexplained alteration, to casula, meaning “little hut.” The hut word also named an outer garment because hooded clothing suggested little houses, supplying the image behind the priestly vestment’s name.