transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈhōl-stər ]
noun
Etymology: Dutch; akin to Old English heolstor cover, helan to conceal — more at hell
Date: 1663
: a leather or fabric case for carrying a firearm on the person (as on the hip or chest), on a saddle, or in a vehicle ; broadly : a case for carrying a usually small item on the person
a knife holster
a heart monitor carried in a hip holster