The meaning of Hood in the Bible
(From International Standard Bible Encyclopedia)
hood (zeniphoth): The ladies' "hoods" of Isaiah 3:23 the King James Version appear as "turbans" the Revised Version (British and American); and "mitre" of Zechariah 3:5 is "turban, or diadem" the English Revised Version, margin. The word is from the verb zanaph, "to wrap round." It connotes a head-covering, not a permanent article of dress.
See DRESS, sec. 5; HAT.
See more on the meaning of Hood in the Bible:
Hood {Easton's Bible Dictionary}
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