IPA: /kəˈmɪziə/
KK: /kəˈmɪziə/
A type of shirt or tunic, often worn in religious contexts, similar to an alb.
The priest wore a beautiful camisia during the ceremony.
Camisia is derived from Latin 'camisia' (meaning shirt or tunic), which refers to a garment worn next to the skin. The word has evolved into various forms in different languages, but its original meaning relates to a type of clothing.
Think of 'camisia' as a word for a shirt or tunic, which helps you remember that it refers to a garment worn close to the body.