IPA: /ˈkaɪlɪks/
KK: /ˈkaɪlɪks/
A shallow drinking cup with two handles, used in ancient Greece for drinking wine or other beverages.
The archaeologists discovered a beautifully decorated kylix at the ancient site.
Kylix → The word 'kylix' comes from Ancient Greek 'κύλιξ' (kulix), meaning a drinking cup or vessel. It specifically refers to a type of shallow drinking cup used in ancient Greece, often with a wide rim and two handles.
Imagine a shallow cup used for drinking in ancient Greece — that's what a 'kylix' is, a special vessel for enjoying beverages.