Bacin

/ˈbeɪsɪn/ noun

A small container or cup, sometimes referring to a basin or a vessel used in chemistry or medicine.

From Latin bacina or bacinium, possibly derived from bacca ('berry') or from a Celtic root. The word has ancient origins but the exact etymology is debated among scholars.

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