casaca
nounfeminine/kɐˈzakɐ/low
ca·sa·ca
Definition
Jacket or coat, usually of formal or historical cut, worn by men; formerly, a military or ceremonial coat.
The ambassador wore a blue coat with golden buttons.
The historical costume collection included an 18th-century frock coat.
Common collocations
military coatceremonial coatblue coatcoat buttons
Idiomatic expressions
- to turn one's coat
Etymology
Do francês 'casaque', possivelmente do persa 'kazhāghand'.