dol·man 
(dŏlmən)
(dŏlmən)n. pl. dol·mans
1. A woman's garment having capelike arm pieces.
2. A tight-fitting jacket forming part of the uniform of a hussar.
adj.
Of or relating to a garment having sleeves that taper from a very wide armhole: a dolman sweater.
[Partly from French doliman, woman's loose upper garment, and partly from French dolman, hussar's jacket (both ultimately from Ottoman Turkish dolama, robe, loose cassocklike garment with narrow sleeves worn by janissaries, French dolman, from German Dolman, ultimately, probably via Hungarian dolmany, from Ottoman Turkish dolama), from Ottoman Turkish dolama, from Ottoman Turkish dolamak, to twist, wind, wrap around; akin to Turkic tolǧamaq.]
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