IPA: //ælb//
KK: /ælb/
A long white robe made of linen, typically worn by priests during religious ceremonies.
The priest wore an alb during the ceremony.
The word 'alb' originates from Latin 'albus' (meaning white). It refers to a white liturgical vestment worn by clergy during religious ceremonies.
Think of the Latin word 'albus' meaning white, which helps you remember that an 'alb' is a white garment worn in religious contexts.