IPA: /ˈhæv.lɒk/
KK: /ˈhæv.lɒk/
A piece of cloth that is attached to a cap, designed to cover and protect the back of the neck from sun or rain.
He wore a havelock to shield his neck from the sun while hiking.
The word 'havelock' originates from the name of a British Army officer, Sir Henry Havelock, who was known for his military campaigns in India during the 19th century. The term refers to a type of military headgear or cloth worn to protect soldiers from the sun and heat, named in his honor.
Think of Sir Henry Havelock, a military figure, to remember that a 'havelock' is a protective headgear named after him.