beret

• n. ベレー
• n. （ベレー帽）人の名前；（西）ベレー帽

ラテン語のbirrus、マント、帽子から。燃えるような赤い布で織られたマントを指す。

beret

beret: [19] The beret originated in the southwestern corner of France, worn by the farmers and peasants of Gascony, and the word for it comes from the south-western dialect term berret (it reached English via mainstream French béret). It derives from Latin birrus ‘hooded cloak’, which is probably of Celtic origin (Middle Irish berr ‘short’ has been compared), and is thus a relative of biretta [16], the term for the square cap worn by Roman Catholic clergy, formed as a diminutive of birrus in Italian (berretta) and Spanish (birreta).
=> biretta

beret (n.)

also berret, 1827, from French béret, 19c., from dialect of Béarn, from Old Gascon berret "cap," from Medieval Latin birretum, diminutive of Late Latin birrus "a large hooded cloak," perhaps of Gaulish origin. The round, flat cap originally was worn by Basque peasants.

1. His boots and purple beret identify him as commanding the Scottish Paratroops.

彼の長靴と紫色のベレー帽はスコットランドの傘部隊を率いていることを示している。

2.He is an eccentric character who likes wearing a beret and dark glasses.

他の人は変で、ベレー帽とサングラスをかけるのが好きです。

3.I am a Green Beret A professional！

私はプロのグリーンベレー帽です！

4.They are identified as UN peacekeepers a UN blue helmet or beret and a UN badge.

彼らは国連のブルーヘルメットやブルーベレー帽をかぶり、国連の平和維持者の識別情報として使用している。