anabata
noun
anab·a·ta
əˈnabətə
plural -s
: a hooded cope worn especially in outdoor processions in the Eastern Church
Word History
Etymology
New Greek, from Medieval Latin anabata, anabala, probably modification of Greek anabolē cloak, from anaballein to put on (also, to lift or throw up, delay), from ana- + ballein to throw
First Known Use
circa 1829, in the meaning defined above