The tail of the hood, often quite long, was called the "tippit" or liripipe in English, and "liripipe" or cornette in French. The cape element was a patte in French and in English "cape", or sometimes "cockscomb" when fancily cut. Later a round bourrelet (or "rondel") could form part of the assemblage. Patte, cornette and bourrelet were the usual terms in the French of the 15th century Burgundian court, and are used here. In Italian the equivalent terms were foggia, becchetto, and mazzocchio.