Why do Jews wear big hats?

According to records, the small round hat worn by Jews has a Hebrew word "kipa", which means to cover up and fear God.

Ancient Jews paid attention to many things. They think there are gods in heaven, so they can't deal with them with baldness, they can only cover them with hats. So the Jews found a hat to wear on their heads, but it was not a round hat at first. Ancient Jews did not identify with this country as strongly as they do now. At that time, they were two nomadic tribes in the Arabian River valley.

In order not to be annexed by powerful tribes, Jews traveled long distances to Canaan in the Mediterranean. After they arrived here, there have been other tribes in this area, but Jews are still a backward nomadic tribe, and they retain the traditional customs and costumes of nomadic people.