1. A skull-cap or coif worn by Romish ecclesiastics, and by serjeants-at-law in England; also a military skull-cap: anything of the shape of a cap; a round cavity or depression, like a cap.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• calte,
• calote,
• calot,
• xalotte,
• valotte,
• falotte,
• dalotte,
• czlotte,
• cslotte,
• cakotte,
• caootte,
• calitte,
• calktte,
• calltte,
• calptte,
• calotte,
• calottee,
• colote,
• Calotee,
• Calottey

The plural of the "Calotte" can be the "calottes".

The singular of the "Calotte" can be the "Calotte".