lecythi
/lɛkˈθaɪ/ or /lɪˈθaɪ/Definitions
1. noun
A type of tree or a tree’s wood, specifically the wood of the lecythus or the tree itself, often used in ancient Greek and Roman art, particularly for sculpture
“The lecythi used in the sculpture of the Roman statue were highly prized for their durability and fine grain.”
2. proper noun
A region in ancient Greece, specifically a district in Boeotia
“The lecythi region in Boeotia was known for its beautiful landscapes and fertile soil.”