Yarmulke (noun)

A round, flat head covering traditionally worn by Jewish men in religious or synagogue settings.

Origin:

The word yarmulke is derived from the yiddish word yarml, meaning cap.

Examples:

1. The man put on his yarmulke before entering the synagogue.
2. The rabbi wore a black yarmulke as part of his traditional garb.
3. The young boy was given a small yarmulke to wear for his bar mitzvah ceremony.
4. The custom of wearing a yarmulke dates back to ancient Jewish tradition.
5. Many Jewish men choose to wear a yarmulke as a symbol of their faith and heritage.