ink pot's Usage Examples:

specifically built to contain writing implements such as a quill, ink pot, blotting paper and writing paper.

The inventor Philo of Byzantium (280–220 BC) described an eight-sided ink pot with an opening on each side, which can be turned so that any face is on.

used or specifically built to contain writing implements such as a quill, ink pot, blotting paper and writing paper.

turpentine and linseed oil, carbon box, charcoal, wax, colour palette, colour tube, easel, ink pot, leather portrait holder, metal clip, reed pen, scraper.

Philo described an eight-sided ink pot with an opening on each side, which can be turned so that while any face.

by looking for a drawer with three small separations (one each for the ink pot, the blotter and the powder tray) and storage for pens.

A pen and ink pot used by him are also on display.

Philo also was the first to describe a gimbal: an eight-sided ink pot that could be turned any way without spilling and expose the ink on top.

for a drawer with three small separations (one each for the ink pot, the blotter and the powder tray) and storage for pens.

all of these terms derive from the Late Latin calamarium, "pen case" or "ink pot", itself from the Latin calamarius, "pertaining to a writing-reed", after.

A teacher with two students, as a third arrives with his loculus, a writing case that would contain pens, ink pot, and a sponge to correct errors.

next to this figure, one is offering betel leaves (pan) while holding an ink pot in the other hand, and the second attendant is carrying a stick.

linseed oil, carbon box, charcoal, wax, colour palette, colour tube, easel, ink pot, leather portrait holder, metal clip, reed pen, scraper, spatula, and his.

Synonyms:

ink bottle, bottle,

Antonyms:

disarrange, natural depression, stay in place, disorganize, disorganise,