What is another word for cassocks?
Pronunciation: [kˈasəks] (IPA) 
Cassocks, also known as vestments, are long robes worn by members of the clergy in various religions. There are several synonyms for cassocks that are used depending on the religion or denomination. For example, in the Roman Catholic Church, the cassock is often called a Roman collar or clerical collar. In the Anglican Church, it is commonly referred to as a surplice or a rochet. The Eastern Orthodox Church calls it a ryasa or a phelonion. Other words used to describe cassocks include albs, soutanes, and tunics. Despite the different names, the purpose of cassocks remains the same: to signify the wearer's religious affiliation and to serve as a reminder of their sacred duties.
