Shakò

Shakò (Hungarian Csákó, peaked cap), a tall military cap, either cylindrical or conical, wider or narrower at the top, first introduced in France in 1806 to replace the bicorno, e eventually adopted by the armed forces of many other nations. During the reign of Frederic William IV, the Prussian shako was replaced by the Pickelhaube helmet; the Austrian army adopted a low round hat, e the French army introduced the kepi. German chasseurs, sharpshooters, signal troops, airship crews, e marines of the period wore a similarly shaped cap.

	English	Deutsch	Français	Italiano	Español
a	plume	Stutz	plumet, aigrette
b	pompom	Puschel	pompon	fiocco	pompón
c	disc	Kennscheibe	houppette, lentille
d	top	Deckel	tour, fond
e	lace	Besatz	galon
f	chevron	Steg	chevron
g	cockade	Kokarde	cocarde	coccarda	escarapela
h	cords	Behänge	cordelière, cordon
i	flounders	Spiegel	raquettes
k	bottom strap	Bund	bourdalou
l	peak, visor	Schirm	visière	visiera
m	chinscales, chinstrap	Schuppenketten	jugulaires
n	shako plate, badge	Beschlag, Blech	plaque
o	ferrule	Tulpe	douille
p	rosette, boss, rose	Rosette	rosette, bouton en rosace
p	tassel	Quaste	glands	nappa	borla

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