mutch

mutch (dial., esp. Sc.) cap, coif. XV. — MDu. mutse (Du. muts), corr. to (M)HG. mütze, shortened by-forms of MDu. a(l)mutse, MHG. armuz, almuz) — medL. almucia; of uncert. orig.

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