It's σκάφος (skafos).
Rhyton.
Angiosperm comes from the Greek meaning "vessel and seed" which means seed.
Trident is ΤΡΙΑΙΝΑ / τρίαινα in Greek, but no word such as "Tridentlight" is in use. I don't know whether you mean "trident light [vessel]". Then it's: ΤΡΙΑΙΤΙΟΝ ΕΛΑΦΡΥ [ΣΚΑΦΟΣ]. But that will make sense to not even one Greek person.
The word "crater" comes from the Greek word "krater," which means mixing bowl or vessel. It was used to describe the bowl-shaped depressions formed by volcanic activity or meteorite impacts on the Earth's surface.
A Greek word for a Galley, a vessel developed as a warship, with three rows of oars. The Latin word is Triremis, as in Tri for three, and Remus for Oars
σκάφος [skAfos]
XI - a Greek Letter XU - a monetary unit in Vietnam Xebec- Mediterranean sailing vessel
The word gondola is actually Italian and comes from the Medieval Latin word gondola. It is speculated that the word gondola may have come from the Greek word kondu, which means drinking vessel.
The modern word you are looking for could be 'urn' from the Greek 'hyrke' meaning earthen vessel. This is connected to Latin 'urere' meaning to burn, when pots were fired in a kiln
Although listed as the Greek kaukos, and Latin caucum (drinking vessel), the root has also been suggested as the Algonquian word caucauasu (adviser). The word is an 18th century Americanism.The Algonquian word caucauasu
vessel in Tagalog: sisidlan
a prefix meaning 'cell' as in cytoplasm. The origin is Greek 'Cutos' meaning a vessel or container