IPA: //ˈbɜːrnuːs//
KK: /bɜrnus/
A type of long, hooded cloak traditionally worn by people in North Africa, particularly by Arabs and Berbers.
He wore a burnoose to protect himself from the desert sun.
Burnoose → The word originates from the Arabic "burnus" (meaning a hooded cloak or garment). It refers to a traditional cloak worn in North Africa and the Middle East, typically made of wool or cotton.
Imagine a warm, hooded cloak that protects you from the elements — that's what a burnoose is, derived from the Arabic word for such a garment.