Noun:

दोहरी मुठिये का लंबा घड़ा,

amphora's Usage Examples:

By the sextarius of Dresden (2) the amphora is 1695; by the congius of Ste Genevieve (2) 1700 cub.

The Roman amphora being equal to the cubic foot, and containing 80 librae of water, is one of the strongest cases of such relations, being often mentioned by ancient writers.

The amphora was a standard measure of capacity among both Greeks and Romans, the Attic containing nearly nine gallons, and the Roman about six.

AMPHORA (a Latin word from Gr.

The two other most remarkable examples of this cameo glass are an amphora at Naples and the Auldjo vase.

To the right the pottery amphora can be seen.

One contained an amphora full of reclaimed mosaic pieces, presumably for use by the town's building trade.

The amphora measures 1 ft.

(2), and hence the amphora 1654.

avoirdupois); of length, pes (foot: = about 11R in.); of surface, jugerum (= about a acre); of measure, liquid amphora (about 5 5 gal.),, dry modius (about 1 9 - 0 - peck).

Synonyms:

jar,

Antonyms:

stand still,