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A papuca refers to a type of traditional slipper or sandal commonly worn in certain regions, particularly in countries with Ottoman influence, like Turkey and the Balkans. In the context of women's sandals, "papuca" typically describes a comfortable, slip-on shoe, often with a simple design. The sandals are generally made from soft leather, fabric, or other light materials, and they are known for being practical and easy to wear.