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lec·y·thus
\ˈlesəthəs\ noun
or lek·y·thos \ˈlekəˌthäs\; also lek·y·thus \-kəthəs\
(plural lecy·thi \-səˌthī\ ; or leky·thoi \-kəˌthȯi\)
Etymology: Late Latin & Greek; Late Latin lecythus, from Greek lēkythos, probably of non-Indo-European origin
: a cylindrical or round and squat vase used by the ancient Greeks for oils and ointments |