ewer in Latin
ewer in Latin is aquāle — ewer means a large jug with a wide mouth and a handle, shaped like a vase, once used to carry water.
ewer in Latin
aquāle
A kind of widemouthed pitcher or jug with a shape like a vase and a handle. Originally used for carrying water
What does "ewer" mean?
- noun A large jug with a wide mouth and a handle, shaped like a vase, once used to carry water.
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What is "ewer" in Latin?
"ewer" in Latin is aquāle. ewer means: A large jug with a wide mouth and a handle, shaped like a vase, once used to carry water.
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