Amfora inglise keeles

An amphora is a type of container with a wide mouth and two handles, used in ancient Greece and Rome for storing wine and oil.
Amphora on laia suuga ja kahe käepidemega anum, mida kasutati Vana-Kreekas ja Roomas veini ja õli säilitamiseks.

The word amphora comes from the Greek amphi, meaning "on both sides," and phoros, meaning "bearing."
Sõna amfora tuleneb kreeka keelest amphi, mis tähendab "mõlemalt poolt", ja phoros, mis tähendab "kandev".

Amphorae were typically made of clay and were used to transport wine and other liquids by ship.
Amfoorid olid tavaliselt valmistatud savist ja neid kasutati veini ja muude vedelike transportimiseks laeval.