Definitions

1. noun

A three-holed wine jug, typically used in ancient Greece for serving wine in ceremonies.

“The archaeologists carefully examined the ancient temple’s oenochoae, trying to understand their historical significance.”

2. noun

A vessel for holding and pouring wine, often decorated with intricate designs and patterns.

“The art historian described the museum’s collection of ancient oenochoae, marveling at their beauty and craftsmanship.”