1. An ancient two-handled vessel, usually of earthenware, for wine, oil, &c.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• amphoras,
• amphigory,
• amphigori,
• amphypoda,
• zmphora,
• anphora,
• amphorea,
• ampphora,
• amphorra,
• amphorae,
• aphyra,
• Oophora,
• Affara,
• Amfor,
• aafara,
• AIPHOr,
• amphoo,
• iMPHOR,
• aspora,
• aphoroa

• amborn,
• amperage,
• amphoric.

The adjective form of the word "amphora" is "amphoric".

The plural of the "amphora" can be the "amphoras".

The singular of the "amphora" can be the "amphora".