| 释义 |
aq·ua·ma·ni·le
\ˈakwəməˈnī(ˌ)lē, ˌäkwəməˈnēlē\ noun
(plural aquamani·les \-ī(ˌ)lēz, -ēˌlās\ ; or aquamanil·ia \-ˈnilēə\)
Etymology: Late Latin, alteration of Latin aquae manale, from aquae (gen. of aqua water) + manale ewer, from neuter of manalis flowing, from manare to flow + -alis -al — more at emanate
: a water vessel or ewer; specifically : a basin used by the priest for washing his hands during the celebration of Mass |