Cylindrical, cylindrical, cylindrical. A cylinder form (see cylinder in 1 meaning). Cylindrical surface. Cylindrical vessel. Cylindrical boiler. Explanatory dictionary of Ushakov. D.N. Ushakov. 1935 1940 ... Explanatory Dictionary Ushakov
cylindrical - Aya, oh. Cylindrique ADJ. 1. rel. to the cylinder. Cylindrical surface. Cylindrical vessel. Eras. 1940. Cylindrical tag pod, very long. Severgine 1794 2 417. 2. Spec. With its working part of the cylinder; Supplied ... ... Historical Dictionary of Gallicalism Russian Language
cylindrical - Aya, oh. 1. To the cylinder (1 zn). C is a form. Tsa Surface (Mat; Surface formed progressive movement Direct line on this curve line). 2. having a cylinder form (1 zn). C is a furnace. C. Vessel ... encyclopedic Dictionary
cylindrical - Aya, oh. 1) to cylinder 1) C is a form. Tsa Surface (Mat.; The surface formed by the forward line of the straight line along this line curve) 2) having a cylinder form 1) of the cylinder furnace. Cylinders / Cext Vessel ... Dictionary of many expressions
Essential oils*
Essential oils - Under the general name of E. Oils collect a large amount of substances having, in essence, in general, only the fact that they all are formed in plants and possess the smell, and then this last quality should be taken with the reservation. Some E. Oils are not ... ... Encyclopedic Dictionary F.A. Brockhaus and I.A. Efron
Calorimetry - (Piz. and Chem.). K. Vazhiv. Collection of methods of quantifying heat, highlighted or absorbed with different kinds of physical or chemical phenomena. At the beginning, calorimetric studies were almost exclusively treated ... Encyclopedic Dictionary F.A. Brockhaus and I.A. Efron
Rainer - (ombro or ombrometer) device, used to measure the amount of water (in the form of rain, snow, etc...) Falling within a certain period of time from the atmosphere. It is usually a cylindrical vessel and from zinc tin (damn 1), in the upper ... ... Encyclopedic Dictionary F.A. Brockhaus and I.A. Efron
Gas production - Light gas (LE Gaz D EclaiRage, Gaz Light, Leuchtgas) A mixture of gases burning with a luminous flame comprising a swamp gas CH4 and other hydrocarbon gases and pairs; It turns out with dry distillation (see this word), i.e., infection in retorts, without ... ... Encyclopedic Dictionary F.A. Brockhaus and I.A. Efron
Tar - (Franz. Goudron, it. Theer Oder Teer. English. TAR) There is a liquid (at ordinary temperature), in water is not soluble, more or less dark brown, even sometimes black, mixed solution of resinous substances in volatile hydrocarbons and friend. Carbon ... Encyclopedic Dictionary F.A. Brockhaus and I.A. Efron
Catarmometry - Catarmometry, catarmomet R s. The catarmometry is intended to determine the value of the cooling capacity of air at T ° of the human body in order to find a gig. Norms of pleasant thermal health of a person in the air. Under the cooling ... ... Big medical encyclopedia
cylindrical vessel
Alternative descriptionsBench in a public building occupied by certain persons in accordance with the etiquette.
Sublime seabed section; Underwater shallow
Seat for rowers in the form of a transverse board in a boat (in the speech of sailors, fishermen)
Glass or metal cylindrical vessel; The number of anything contained in such a vessel.
Product Storage Capacity
Tin canned, glass
Island of Indonesia and Philippines
Underwater Oven
Suitable packaging for canned
Plain island component B. Sunda Islands, near the Eastern Coast Sumatra, the territory of Indonesia
Vessel with a wide throat under the cover
Glass, metal vessel
Tara for billets for the winter
Sea section with a small depth in the middle of a deepening area
Part of the seabed, the depth over which is significantly less than those surrounding the depths; Sometimes banks are areas of fisheries
Part of the seabed at which the depth is significantly less than those surrounding the depths
Vintage
Canning packaging
Tara for jama
Cup on the back
Medical device leaving on patient bruises in medicinal purposes
Three-liter ...
Seat in boat
Malay Island
Picule Capacity
Canned food
Tara under the jam
With salted cucumbers
Tara for paint
Canning container
Canning ...
Capacity for canned and juice
Glass storage of cucumbers and tomatoes
Oven, vessel and boat bench
Bench in a boat or packaging for jam
Three-liter container
Island in Asia
Glass vessel
Vessel for conservation
Tara for canned food
The place of imprisonment of cucumbers
Cylindrical vessel
Underwater Oven
Glass or tin packaging, vessel
Island in Asia
Sitting for rowing in a boat
Part of the seabed, towering over the surrounding depths
Sublime seabed section; Underwater Oven
Bench in a public building occupied by certain persons in accordance with the etiquette
Glass or metal cylindrical vessel; The number of something suitable in such a vessel
J. Glass or pottery soulful column, with a wide throat (in this value of the bank from the bath: rounded, circulating). Tea box of Chinese styling, one or some pounds. Small, Round Lohan, in which fishermen spread live fish (The concepts of round and bathing are connected here. Horn, horns, shell for allowing subcutaneous, cement, cannon. Dry banks, the formulation of the Cups of the principle (like pots, heated from the inside by burning pack), which is formed on the body bubbles, as from the flies or with wet corners; Blood cans, setting them, but on a notch of the skin, for blood hood. Put banks, throw fireplane blood
Sea Oven
German or Holland. Ship on a rowing ship, bench for rowers. The space between the two guns on board on a military ship, allotted for housing a famous number of sailors. Bank, or cans m., Underwater shallow, interfering with swimming on ships; Oven, in the seabed and our maritime industries, many names, on the difference between their properties. On Caspis, other banks call the channel, stroke, move, gate, fairway; And the stranded is rapidly, etc.; But in Caspians there are melels: clean canoes, seals of cans, etc. cannon, to the bank, in all values \u200b\u200brelated; Tea, top grades selling by banks, not a gaze. Banks, referring to the jar. Sign Banking tin, the cleanest, in the ingots, on the liner of the mirrors, etc., comes from the Stern Islands, through Holland (see also the bank)
Medical procedure. Glass packaging
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Alternative descriptionsBench in a public building occupied by certain persons in accordance with the etiquette.
Sublime seabed section; Underwater shallow
Seat for rowers in the form of a transverse board in a boat (in the speech of sailors, fishermen)
Glass or metal cylindrical vessel; The number of anything contained in such a vessel.
Product Storage Capacity
Tin canned, glass
Island of Indonesia and Philippines
Underwater Oven
Suitable packaging for canned
Plain island component B. Sunda Islands, near the Eastern Coast Sumatra, the territory of Indonesia
Vessel with a wide throat under the cover
Glass, metal vessel
Tara for billets for the winter
Sea section with a small depth in the middle of a deepening area
Part of the seabed, the depth over which is significantly less than those surrounding the depths; Sometimes banks are areas of fisheries
Part of the seabed at which the depth is significantly less than those surrounding the depths
Vintage
Canning packaging
Tara for jama
Cup on the back
Medical device leaving on patient bruises in medicinal purposes
Three-liter ...
Seat in boat
Malay Island
Picule Capacity
Canned food
Tara under the jam
With salted cucumbers
Tara for paint
Canning container
Canning ...
Capacity for canned and juice
Glass storage of cucumbers and tomatoes
Oven, vessel and boat bench
Bench in a boat or packaging for jam
Three-liter container
Island in Asia
Glass vessel
Vessel for conservation
Tara for canned food
The place of imprisonment of cucumbers
Cylindrical vessel
Underwater Oven
Glass or tin packaging, vessel
Island in Asia
Sitting for rowing in a boat
Part of the seabed, towering over the surrounding depths
Sublime seabed section; Underwater Oven
Bench in a public building occupied by certain persons in accordance with the etiquette
Glass or metal cylindrical vessel; The number of something suitable in such a vessel
J. Glass or pottery soulful column, with a wide throat (in this value of the bank from the bath: rounded, circulating). Tea box of Chinese styling, one or some pounds. Small, Round Lohan, in which fishermen spread alive fish (the concepts of round and bathing are connected here). Horn, horns, shell for allowing subcutaneous, cement, cannon. Dry banks, the formulation of the Cups of the principle (like pots, heated from the inside by burning pack), which is formed on the body bubbles, as from the flies or with wet corners; Blood cans, setting them, but on a notch of the skin, for blood hood. Put banks, throw fireplane blood
Sea Oven
German or Holland. Ship on a rowing ship, bench for rowers. The space between the two guns on board on a military ship, allotted for housing a famous number of sailors. Bank, or cans m., Underwater shallow, interfering with swimming on ships; Oven, in the seabed and our maritime industries, many names, on the difference between their properties. On Caspis, other banks call the channel, stroke, move, gate, fairway; And the stranded is rapidly, etc.; But in Caspians there are melels: clean canoes, seals of cans, etc. cannon, to the bank, in all values \u200b\u200brelated; Tea, top grades selling by banks, not a gaze. Banks, referring to the jar. Sign Banking tin, the cleanest, in the ingots, on the liner of the mirrors, etc., comes from the Stern Islands, through Holland (see also the bank)
Medical procedure. Glass packaging
cylindrical vessel with handle as a handle
Alternative descriptionsWarm Clear Dry Summer Weather
Iron or Wooden dishes, with a wearing for carrying water
Water tank
Mea fluids equal to 1/40 pieces of barrel or 20 bottles - about 12, 3 liters
Knight's helmet after conversion
Capacity for storing liquid and bulk materials and transporting them for short distances
Russian measure of liquids
. "Your sin - with a nut, and someone else - with ..." (saying)
. "Do not throw out the old ... until you make sure that the new does not proceed"
Russian measure volume
. "Welcome beer, yes little ..." (last)
This container has a firefighter usually conical
It was equal to 10 mugs, 16 wine and 20 vodka bottles, 100 chambers, 200 sacks, 40 forties
. "How much garbage ... don't be afraid - you still have to endure" (joke)
In the first Russian kabaks, the minimum packaging during trading on the removal was just such
Suspension on the rocker
Hat of the one who has a nose carrot
10 liters capacity with handle
Subject, very necessary where there is a well
Truncated cone for carrying liquids
Home garbage collector
Hat for a snowman
Clean capacity
Customer Korven.
Russian volume of volume, equal to 10 tood, or 12,299 liters
. "Horsep" water rate
Headdress of the snowman
We walk with it
. "Shakhtar went down to the mine, brought water to the yard" (riddle)
Summer dry and clear weather
Summer dry weather (people.)
Floor washing tank
Vessel in the well
Capacity at the rocker
Trash ... in the kitchen
Truncated cone
Pour like from it
. "Beer is good, but little ..."
Couple to the singer in the hands of the cleaner
What are thrown into the well?
Pendant to the kingdom
Cleans on the rocker
. "Hat" Snowman
Correction-tin tank
Economic vessel
. "Cap" Snowman
Any of the pendants on the rocker
Throw to the well, and then get
. "Suspension" on the rocker
Vessel - walk by water
. Snow Baba Hat
Russian water volume measure
An unbearable husband with garbage
Couple to the singer in the hands of a breakdown
Horse Drink Measure
Suspension for rocker
Ride outside the truck
Capacity of the cleaner
. "Glass" for horse
Clear Weather (Standard.)
Capacity of waterproof
. Snowman "helmet"
Fire Shield inventory
Water vessel
What is clinging in the well?
. (talk.) Clear, sunny, dry weather
Vessel with handle as a handle
Summer dry and clear weather
Vessel with a handle used in the farm
. Capacity, vessel
. Snowman "helmet"
. "Horsepower" water rate
. "Beer is good, but little ..."
. "Suspension" on the rocker
. "Glass" for horse
. "Cap" Snowman
. "Cap" of the Snow Baba
. "Hat" Snowman
. "Hat" of the Snow Baba
. "Your sin - with a nut, and someone else - with ..." (saying)
Arch. Berry, Wedge Krasnopodie; Clear, quiet, dry and generally good weather; Antipol. bad weather. Not all bad weather, there will be a bucket. After the bad weather bucket. On the bad weather bucket. Where a thunderstorm, here and bucket. Roll off the thunderstorm, Ottol and bucket. After a thunderstorm bucket, after burning joy. Hunter bucket in the torchos do not carry. By registered bucket you will not go far. The rain of the hut is not crumbling, but the bucket itself is not a drill. On the heart of bad weather and in the rain bucket. That and the happiness, that another bucket, in any kind of bad weather. On the bad weather, Lyko was dragged, on the bucket of Napti, the nefor. Veda, brass or bucket, weather, dry and clear. Wind behind the sun to the vessel weather. Bedded Chaled, Tamba. Not OVIN, dried in the wind. Plumbiness, hitch. Property, state of Vedogo. Wedri, keep, about the bottom, weather, becoming a bucket, clearer. The weather led, encouraged, he would have repeated. Little rebellious, prohalloo
Baba with him, empty, - unfortunately
Vessel - walk by water
Cf. bucket, bucket, bucket, bucket; cabinet; Wooden hoarsal, and sometimes iron, leather presoin, with ears and aruds or a translate, for water socks and other liquids. everyday life, two buckets at the rocker should be in the rise of a woman; state bucket, mepa liquids, pounds of distillation water; There are three buckets in the anekerka, in the barrel in the bucket of the circles of the gangs) or measuring bottles. In Franz. Hectometer
Than in the well climb
What are thrown into the well
. "Do not throw out the old ... until you make sure that the new does not proceed"
. "Beer is good, yes little ..." (ambassador)
. "How many garbage ... don't be afraid - you still have to endure" (joke)
. "Shakhtar went down to the mine, brought water into the yard" (mystery)
Clear Weather for Rusich
. "Cap" of the Snow Baba
. Capacity at the rocker
The ancient Greeks with trepidation belonged to the dishes. She was almost sacred for them. Each tableware from a rich number of vessels produced at the time corresponded to various preferences of the residents of ancient Greece. Below will be given as example 20 of the main types of vessels used throughout the territory of the existing state everywhere.
1. Kilik. This species The vessel was made from both ceramic materials and metal. It was used mainly for drinking. The form of dishes - open, appearance - flat bowl on the leg. The leg is small, thin, sometimes elongated. Kilikov had two handles.
2. Crater. This vessel was made with a wide neck. The utensils were quite spacious. Craters were used for mixing varieties of ancient Greek strong wines and water. Like kilikov, they had two knobs located on the sides.
3. Hydria. For the production of this type of vessel, ceramics was required. Sometimes it was possible to meet a hydraulic made of metal. Such dishes on the form resembled a wide vessel with the same widespread neck. Hydry had two handles arranged horizontally (were hydria and with one handle, but with a vertical location). Hydry's handles are located between the wedge and shoulder. A special painting was often applied to the surface of such a vessel. The hydraulic capacity was filled with a variety of drinks.
4. Prsicter. This vessel produces a high leg with cylindrical. At the expense of such a design, p psycter could easily be installed inside the other dishes. His container was filled cold water or ice. Psychother was used as a kind refrigerator for drinks.
5. Calpid. It can be said that this is a kind of jug for water. Often Calpid became the urn, that is, the vessel, within which the dust of the depleted was preserved within which a long time.
6. Ohinohuya. The original shape of this jug, manufactured with a spout, made it possible to fill the vessel with various liquids, mainly wine. Three runoff, presented near the neck, helped fill the capacitance of glasses and cups very quickly.
7. Amphora. This vessel has an oval form. For the convenience of holding the dishes she had two handles. The amphoras stored both wine and oil. By analogy with Calpid, they were secured by the dust of the deceased. Also amphora was used as a vote vessel. Its volume is 26.3 l, which allowed the ancient Greeks and the Romans to measure the amount of fluid. Amphorah metals were made: bronze and silver, there were wooden and glass.
8. Pelics. Vessel, the extension of the shape of which is traced from the top to the bottom. On the edges are two vertical handles. Pelica stored small volumes of both bulk and liquid substances.
9. Panificine Amphora. As the name implies, it was made in Athens. The first mentions of this type of vessel are dated 566 by 566 BC. These amphoras are blackfoot, special, often decorated with stereotypical painting. Their capacity was filled with oil, after which Amfora was awarded the winner of the Panificine competition as a very valuable prize. By the way, it was from here that I went to reward the athletes with the Cups.
10. Loutrofort. This type of ancient Greek vessel was high Tulovo. At the same time, he had a narrow neck, the truth is quite long. A wide whisk and two handles decorated the appearance of the Loutroofor. Conducting a wedding ritual assumed the ablution of the bride with water taken from the dishes. At the same time, together with the death of the bride, Loutrofort was put in the grave of the deceased. A little later, almost all graves were decorated with such a vessel.
11. Stamnos. He has a short neck with a very wide hole. At the edges of the vessel, two horizontal handles were located. Wine kept in ISNOSOS.
12. ARIBALL. A small vessel that helped the gymnasts athletes to store oil in it. It was worn on a belt in the bag. Also, the container of the Ariballa served to fill in perfume ointments.
13. Alabaster. He has an oblong shape with rounded ends at the bottom of the vessel. Flat neck and special ush, which served as the basis for hanging dishes, become its main features. Alabaster was made from Alebaster. The surface of the vessel was decorated with an ornament. Also, the Alabaster was made from burned clay, glass and metal. Like ARIBALL, it can be used to keep the aramatical ointments in them.
14. Pixide. Capacity round or oval shape. Decorations stored inside it. Also, the capacitance of Pixides allowed to maintain all sorts of ointments and spices in it. Made from wood and gold, or from ivory.
15. Lekif. It stored oil. As you perfect external view, Lekif transformed from a cone-shaped vessel to a cylinder form. On one side there is a vertical handle. Leek is notable for a narrow neck. It was used in the process of the funeral ritual.
16. Scythos. Used to drink. Form - bowl. There are two horizontal handles. Volume - 0.27 liters. The ancient Greeks and Romans using the Scythos measured the amount of liquid.
17. Kiaf. A shapak, which has a long handle that has a curved shape. The vessel is presented in the form of a bowl, installed on smooth surface Due to the legs. Volume - 0.045 liters. The ancient Greeks were measured with its help the amount of liquid or bulk substance.
18. Kanfar. He has two handles and one high leg. Vessel shape - Cup. Used to drink. The ancient Greeks consider Kanfar with the attribute of God Dionysus.
19. Riton. Made from ceramic materials or metal. The shape of the funk-shaped, the neck is contacted, there is a handle. Often Riton was produced in the form of an animal, bird or man head.
20. Dinos. Wine was mixed in this vessel. A kind of jug of large sizes. Additionally drawn up with a skillfully made stand.
The article is compiled by the material "Antique Archeology", the author I.T. Kruglikova.
Hello, dear site readers Sprint-answer. Today we have Saturday, October 28, 2017. And we, despite the weather and weekends, guess the riddles in the club a lot. What question we brought today, we will learn just below.
Today we are talking about the dishes, more precisely about a glass with a handle. We need to give an answer - how is it called, seemingly an ordinary vessel. This is how the question sounds in the original.
Pile (from Persian. پیاله [Piile]; Dr. Greek. ύύελος - trough, Lohan) - a small vessel expanding the cup without pens, hemispherical or truncuilding, used in many cultures for serving food or drinks or storage Products. Known from the second half of the 1st millennium BC. Early piles are made of ordinary pottery clay.
Cup - Dishes for the storage and use of beverages, cold or hot (eg, milk, tea, coffee, etc.), a large thick-walled glass or ceramic (clay) glass with a handle on the side surface. In general terms, the mug has a form approaching a truncated cone or cylinder, and varies from one manufacturer to another. The usual circle capacity is 250-500 ml of fluid.
Fuuder - Glass dishes, for mineral or fruit water, Kryuton, is a thin-walled narrow glass on a high leg. It is also used to supply sparkling wines, sometimes (in the absence of special dishes) - cocktails and champagne. Capacity - 200-250 ml. Due to the small area of \u200b\u200bcontact, the beverage with air prevents the rapid release of the flavor.
As usual, the correct answer is highlighted in blue and bold - this is cup.
The vessel is obliged by a rounded bowl of the form with a flat throat and an eye, for which he was suspended for storage. It was often made from alabaster with painted ornament, burned clay, glass or metal. As a rule, used for storing perfume ointments.
Oval vessel with two handles for storing oil and wine, was sometimes used as a bodies for burial or voting. Amphorous volume (26.3 liters) was used by the Romans for measuring fluid. Sometimes it was made of bronze, silver, wood or glass.
A small spherical or pear vessel, often with artistic painting. Used to storing perfume and ritual ointments.
A small flat ritual vessel with a pipe-shaped throat and a hollow handle attached to it; Often decorated with figure painting.
Jug, Krinka, Gorlan, Milk pot.
A large flat bowl, a large plates, round or oblong, usually with wide edges and sometimes with a lid.
Ancient Chinese cup with a wide mouth and rounded or flat bottom, as a rule, decorated with a geometric ornament representing the styling of fish patterns.
Britina, Bratinka, Bratnynya (according to V.I. Gal) - a vessel in which Pythia was broadcast, beer for all breeds and spilled in cups and glasses; Copper half-free Endow or wooden, with collapse and sock;
Big wooden cup.
A narrow-tempered glass or clay vessel in which grape wines are kept and fed; According to the outer view and in terms of capacity, distinguish: dining or simple bottles; Rhine, champagne, mantle, round or bloated, for sweet wines;
Porter, with steep bawed, etc. Flat bottle is called Flago.
Large, rounded, glass or clay vessel, narrow-tempered, accommodating half-water, bucket and more.
(according to V.I. Gal) - a vessel of an ancient or other elegant image resembling a jug with an interception, most often with a fool up,
For decorating champions and buildings.
Ceramic (sometimes metallic) vessel with two horizontal and one vertical handle between the wedge and gentle shoulders, which smoothly translate the Tulo vessel in his throat. Often, the painted was applied only on the handles. Used to spill beverages during the feasts.
Glek, Glechek - Krinka, Small Gorlach.
Gorlan (by Gal) - Kuban or Krinka, Balacir, a jug without a nose and handles, a narrow-rose pot for milk, a high pot with a rebound. Used as kitchenware and as a vessel for storing bulk and liquid substances.
(According to Gal) - a church saucer with a pallet, which is put on the lamb to be revealed. The disk was supposed to put a plane - discopocher.
(in Gal) - a wide vessel with a tump or toe, for the casting of the feet; Copper Sudine in the form of cast iron, with a stigma.
Ancient Greek vessel for drinking a cup with two handles, mainly on a high leg. Considered the attribute of God Dionysus.
Vessel in the form of a bowl with one long curved handle, on
Left or without it. Used as a scoop during feasts and
As a measure of liquids and bulk bodies (about 0.045 l).
Ceramic or metal vessel for drinking in the form of an open flat bowl on a leg (squat or thin, elongated) with two handles.
A vessel with a wide throat, spacious tool and two handles; For mixing strong wine with water.
Krinka, Krinka, (in Gal) Small Gorlach, Balakir, Glock, Gleychik, a narrow high milk pot with a fool; In Krinka, they hold the procurement, milk in the bugs.
Kuban (in Gal) - Big Krinka, Balakir, Gorelachik, Gorlach.
the same as Gorlach.
A jug (according to V.I. Gal) - - - clay, glass or metal vessel, relatively tall, boiled, with a rebeling under the throat, with a hand and toe, sometimes with a roof; urn, vase.
Kumka (by Gal) - a tea cup (on its own, without a saucer); Cracking cup.
Lebees (Greek. Boiler) - a large vessel in the shape of a bowl on a tripod or stand. Used, as a rule, for washing and cooking
Food). Wedding Lebees with long handles played the role of a vase for flowers.
Lekif - an ancient Greek vessel for oil. Initially was made cone-shaped, then a cylindrical shape with a vertical handle, a narrow throat, turning into a socket and was used in the funeral ceremonial. Marble leeks of large sizes, decorated with a rich ornament, were raised in the burial places.
Loutrofort - a vessel with a high tool, long narrow throat,
Wide wedge and two handles. On the wedding ritual, it was brought in it for the ablution of the bride. If the bride died to the wedding, Loutrofor placed in her grave. Later, this vessel became traditional
Decoration of any grave.
Misa, bowl, bowl (in Gal) - Bowl, Cup; Cookware, in which they serve on the table, souping; Bowl to Samovar, Kumka, Pallet under the bowl, on the table.
Boneyst (in Gal) - - - supply, shipnya, shelves or wardrobe for dishes.
Oinohoya - a jug with a spout of the original shape used to distinguish liquids on feasts, commonplace. The process accelerated due to three wastewater drains, which made three bowls at once.
Okrin (by gale) - church vessel, bowl; Jug, Gorlach; vase.
Patera is a deep or flat bowl used for drinking in the sacrificial ritual.
Pelics - an expanding book by a vessel with two vertical handles. Used mainly for storing small volumes of bulk and liquid substances.
Piliside (Greek. Sugit) is a round or oval box for decorations, ointments or spices. Originally was made from wood, ivory or gold, the ancient Christians were used as a ritual vessel for the living, the redemptive sacrifice.
PIN - - ancient'apon bottle with a rounded neck
Dishes (according to V.I. Gal) - a homely, offending vessel, vessel, economic utensils, especially dining room; In general, it is kept in it, cook and serve Harch, food: kitchenware and dining room.
Prsicter - a vessel on a high cylindrical leg, which allowed to put psicter in another vessel filled with cold water or ice. Used to cool beverages.
Riton (Greek Rog for Drinking) is a ceramic or metal vessel in ancient Greece of the funk-shaped form with an outlined neck and handle. Often it was made in the form of an animal or man's head, was used or on feasts, or in sacred rituals.
Scythos (or quotis) - a break vessel in the form of a bowl with two horizontal handles. Sometimes used Rome
Lyanam as a measure of fluid (0.27 l).
Vessel (in Gal) - - dishes, sidino, holding utensils, every capacious thing, every shell, product, for keen, storage of something,
Especially fluid. All containing or carrying anything. Wooden vessel, scoopy, clay or copper. Church vessels, bowl or pace and discos.
Stamnos - a vessel with a short neck and a wide hole, often supplied with two horizontal handles and was used for storage of wine. It was originally rounded and convex, over time - everything is more oval and flat.
Stop, Konob - Mug, a big glass that goes into a circular one.
Plate (according to the land - Tarl Star, Tale (and) of the RKA) dining room dishes on which they eat. In the peasants wooden mugon which crumble
meat.
Urn - Ancient Roman vessels for collecting and burial the died of died. For especially noble burials, facial and figures were manufactured
Burning urns, homemade cashets for ashes. Often elegantly performed urn were placed in a more rudely processed.
Fial - a vessel in the form of a round bottle with a narrowed throat, used for the relief of the gods. Alchemists used it as a distillation device.
Flask, flask (by gale) - bottle, flask, eggplant; Often flat, road vessel, for drinking.
Hu is an ancient Chinese high-hearted jug with a convex Toolov, usually decorated with fish patterns.
Cyst (lat. Cart) - cylindrical casket for storing toiletries.
Bowl (in Gal) - Vessel by half or so; Britina; Misa.
A cup is a small rounded vessel with a drink handle or a bunk. Wooden cup, MIS (K) A, Stovets.
