IPA: /ˈbæʃlɪk/
KK: /ˈbæʃlɪk/
A type of protective hood that is commonly used in the Russian military to cover the head and neck.
The soldier wore a bashlyk to protect himself from the cold weather during the mission.
The word 'bashlyk' originates from the Russian 'башлык' (bashlyk), meaning a type of hooded cloak or head covering. It refers specifically to a traditional garment worn in Central Asia, particularly by nomadic peoples.
Think of the Russian word 'башлык' for a hooded cloak, which helps you remember that 'bashlyk' refers to this specific type of head covering.