dolia
dolia is the plural of dolium.
Meaning of dolium
Noun
dolium (plural dolia)
- A large earthenware vessel used for the storage and transportation of goods (especially wine an olive oil) in the ancient Western Mediterranean.
- From the time of John, the Tower seems to have been used as an arsenal, suits of armour, siege engines, and iron fetters being kept there; and in 1213 we find John drawing from the stores in the fortress thirty "dolia" or casks of wine, and also giving orders that "bacones nostros qui sunt apud...1908, P. H. Ditchfield, editor, Memorials of Old London, volume 1
Noun
dolia (plural dolias)
Forms of dolia
| plural | dolias |
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Origin of dolia
From Russian до́ля (dólja).
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