Amphorae

/ˈæmfərˌi/ noun

Plural of amphora; large ancient Greek and Roman containers with two handles, used for storing wine, oil, or grain.

Latin plural of amphora, from Greek 'amphoreus' (vessel), combining 'amphi' (both) and 'pherein' (to carry), literally 'carrying on both sides' via its two handles.

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