oenochoe
/iːˈnɒkəʊi/ /ˌiːnəʊˈkəʊi/(also oinochoe) Ancient Greek History and Archaeol.
noun
A jug of a type used in ancient Greece, often having a trefoil-shaped mouth and used for ladling and pouring wine.
Origin
Late 19th century. From ancient Greek οἰνοχόη vessel for pouring wine from οἰνο- + χοή libation from an ablaut variant of the base of χεῖν to pour.