Hydria

What do we mean by hydria?

A large three-handled water jar used by the ancient Greeks, with two handles used for lifting and the third for pouring. noun

In archaeology, a large Greek vase, used especially for carrying water. noun

A water jar; esp., one with a large rounded body, a small neck, and three handles. Some of the most beautiful Greek vases are of this form. noun

A three-handled clay or metal vessel used in Greek culture to contain and pour water. noun

A three-handled clay or metal vessel used in Greek culture to hold and pour water.

Words that are spelled similarly to hydria:
hydria, hydra, hydric, hydrina, hydri, hydroa, hydrea, hadria.

Adjectives that are often used to describe hydria:
figure, attic, figured, bronze, athenian, greek, large, small, etruscan, apulian, century, lucanian, fragmentary, corinthian, campanian, late, holy, black, die, paestan, redfigured, chalcidian, chalkidian, red, broken, beautiful, celebrated, depressed, banded.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective hydria:
fragments.

Consonant match to hydria:
hadria.

Words that sound like hydria:
hydria, hadria, hydra, hydri, hydro, hydrate, hadrian, hydros, hydride, hydras, hydron, hydro-, hydrous, hedera, hadiya, hydrilla, horia, hedra, hydroid, hydric, hydrus, hoodia, heidrich, hydrae, deandrea, wydra, heidi, hider, headdress, hadron, hood rat, hira, headroom, hedron, heidy, hydr, hiders, hidey, head rush, hidy, headress, haida, hyder, hedrick, head rhyme, hood rich, head dress, hida, hedral, hidro, heider, headrick, hederal, hayder, headright, head room, heida, hydrick, hat tree, hattree, andrea, andria, andreea, diarrhea, diarrhoea, diarhea, diarreah, diarrea, adria, diahorrea, nutria, patria, audria, latria, petrea, pyorrhea, metria, hideaway, harsha, heathery, waria, hide away, wide right, hades, hairier, hader, hadi, haider, hadassah, hada, haidee, hadid, hadar, haiden, hadder, haddie, hadean, hadleigh, haare, hadda.