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A hat is a head covering made from various materials like felt, straw, or cloth, worn for protection from weather or as a fashion accessory. Hats have been important throughout history, serving both practical purposes and as a way for people to express style and social status.
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القبعة هي غطاء للرأس. وقد تلبس من أجل الحماية من أشياء معينة، أو لأسباب دينية، أو للسلامة، أو كملحقات الملابس للموضة. وفي الماضي، كانت القبعات مؤشرًا على . وفي المجال العسكري، تدل القبعة على الرتبة والنظام العسكري. وهناك قبعات للرجال وقبعات للنساء، وكذلك قبعات يرتديها كلا الجنسين.
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