hy·dri·a 
(hīdrē-ə)
(hīdrē-ə)n. pl. hy·dri·ae (-drē-ē′) or hy·dri·as
A large three-handled water jar used by the ancient Greeks, with two handles used for lifting and the third for pouring.
[Greek hudriā, from hudōr, water; see wed- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
hydria4th-century bc Greek hydria