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Definition of amphora - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
potteryTECH. ancient jar with two handles used to store liquidsTECH.
- The amphora was filled with olive oil.
2.
measurementDated Roman unit of liquid measureDated
- The amphora was equivalent to about 26 liters.
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ancient jar with two handles used to store liquids
Origin of amphora
Greek, amphoreus (two-handled)
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related to an amphora, a large vessel
Examples of amphora in a sentence
The amphora contained traces of ancient wine. Merchants traded goods measured in amphorae across the empire. The amphora was a standard measure in ancient Roman commerce.
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- French:amphore, unité romaine de liquide, ...
- German:Amphore, Flüssigkeitsmaß, ...
- Italian:amfora, anfora, ...
- Spanish:ánfora, medida romana, ...
- Portuguese:ânfora, ...
- Chinese:双耳瓶, 罗马液量单位, ...
- Japanese:アンフォラ, ...
- Arabic:أَمْفُورَا, ...
- Hebrew:אַמְפוֹרָה, ...
- Russian:амфора, мера объема, ...
- Ukrainian:амфора, римська амфора, ...
- Hindi:मटका, एम्फोरा, ...
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