bashlyk

Though it is essentially an Aryan language like our own, and contains only a slight intermixture of Tartar words, -- such as bashlyk (a hood), kalpak

Russia Donald Mackenzie Wallace 1880

This fun of going twenty miles an hour had filled him with glee; but Olga lost her bashlyk, and he found it hard to guide his sled.

Harper's Young People, December 9, 1879 An Illustrated Weekly Various

Then one of the strangers mounted the throne, where he took off his bashlyk or cap-like head covering.

Beasts, Men and Gods Ferdinand Ossendowski 1910

He dropped on his knees and took off first the sealskin bashlyk, or hood.

The Golden Snare James Oliver Curwood 1903

At fifty paces, even with her face toward him, one would easily make the error of mistaking her for an Eskimo, as the sealskin bashlyk was so large that it almost entirely concealed her face except when one was very close to her.

The Golden Snare James Oliver Curwood 1903

The lady in the velvet _shuba_, lined with sable or black fox, her soft velvet cap edged with costly otter, her head wrapped in a fleecy knitted shawl of goat's-down from the steppes of Orenburg, or pointed hood -- the _bashlyk_ -- of woven goat's-down from the Caucasus, has driven hither in her sledge or carriage, and has alighted to gratify the curiosity of her sons.

Russian Rambles Isabel Florence Hapgood 1889

As the sun was shining brightly, and the distance to be traversed was short, I considered that a light fur and a bashlyk -- a cloth hood which protects the ears -- would be quite sufficient to keep out the cold, and foolishly disregarded the warnings of a Russian friend who happened to call as I was about to start.

Russia Donald Mackenzie Wallace 1880

She slipped into a simple black velvet coat, and put a dark _bashlyk_

Venus in Furs Leopold Sacher-Masoch 1865