amphora
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The meaning (definition) of the word amphora
an old clay jar with two handles, once used to hold oil or wine
The word amphora used in a sentence
“The museum has an old amphora jar from ancient Greece.”
Words that mean the same as amphora (synonyms)
jar
The plural of the word amphora
amphorae
How the word amphora is said around the world
| French | amphore |
| Spanish | ánfora |
| Mandarin | 双耳细颈瓶 |
| Hindi | दोहरी मुठिये का लंबा घड़ा |
| Arabic | أمفورا |
| Russian | амфора |
| Portuguese (EU) | ânfora |
| Portuguese (BR) | ânfora |
| Japanese | アンフォラ |
| German | Amphora |
| Urdu | امفورا |
| Punjabi | ਐਮਫੋਰਾ |
| Korean | 암포라 |
| Hebrew | אמפורה |
| Greek | αμφορέας |
| Dutch | amfora |
| Filipino | amphora |
| Vietnamese | bình gốm |
| Turkish | amfora |
| Persian | آمفورا |
| Polish | amfora |
| Ukrainian | амфора |
| Bengali | অ্যামফোরা |
| Swedish | amfora |
| Italian | anfora |
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