IPA: //məˈzɛtə//
KK: /mɒˈzɛtə/
A type of short cape worn by certain clergy, typically in the Roman Catholic Church, that covers the shoulders and is often worn over liturgical vestments.
The bishop wore a beautiful mozetta during the ceremony.
This word originates from Italian, meaning a small piece or a small amount. The term 'mozetta' refers specifically to a small cape or a short cloak worn by clergy.
Think of a small piece or amount, as 'mozetta' refers to a small cape or cloak.