oenochoe
noun
oe·noch·oe
ēˈnäkə(ˌ)wē
variants or less commonly oinochoe
ȯiˈn-
plural oenochoes
-əˌwēz
or oenochoae -əˌwē
: an ancient Greek wine pitcher or jug usually with a trefoil-shaped mouth
Word History
Etymology
Greek oinochoē, from oino- oen- + choē action of pouring out, drink offering, from chein to pour