Definition of Canopic jar in English:

Canopic jar

(also Canopic vase)

nounkəˈnəʊpɪk-ˈnäpik

A covered urn used in ancient Egyptian burials to hold the entrails and other visceral organs from an embalmed body.
礼葬瓮（在古埃及葬礼中用来盛放制成木乃伊的死者内脏等器官）
Example sentencesExamples
- The very rare and precious inheritance of the Museum consists in relief cippi, bucaros, Canopic vases and inscriptions.
- The heads of the Canopic jars represent the four sons of Horus.
- Various methods of preservation were developed, the most sophisticated of which was that which used Canopic jars.
- In another little room there's the shrine which contains the Canopic vases and here are the four guardian figures of girls which Professor Breasted told me were masterpieces of art.
- Amongst its most important artistic and historical exhibits are the completely-preserved contents of a princely tomb, the pediment of a temple and the world's largest collection of decorated Canopic vases.

Origin

Late 19th century: Canopic from Latin Canopicus, from Canopus, the name of a town in ancient Egypt.

Definition of Canopic jar in US English:

Canopic jar

(also Canopic vase)

noun-ˈnäpik

A covered urn used in ancient Egyptian burials to hold the entrails from an embalmed body.
礼葬瓮（在古埃及葬礼中用来盛放制成木乃伊的死者内脏等器官）
Example sentencesExamples
- Various methods of preservation were developed, the most sophisticated of which was that which used Canopic jars.
- In another little room there's the shrine which contains the Canopic vases and here are the four guardian figures of girls which Professor Breasted told me were masterpieces of art.
- The very rare and precious inheritance of the Museum consists in relief cippi, bucaros, Canopic vases and inscriptions.
- The heads of the Canopic jars represent the four sons of Horus.
- Amongst its most important artistic and historical exhibits are the completely-preserved contents of a princely tomb, the pediment of a temple and the world's largest collection of decorated Canopic vases.

Origin

Late 19th century: Canopic from Latin Canopicus, from Canopus, the name of a town in ancient Egypt.

词汇	Canopic jar
释义	Definition of Canopic jar in English: Canopic jar (also Canopic vase) nounkəˈnəʊpɪk-ˈnäpik A covered urn used in ancient Egyptian burials to hold the entrails and other visceral organs from an embalmed body. 礼葬瓮（在古埃及葬礼中用来盛放制成木乃伊的死者内脏等器官） Example sentencesExamples The very rare and precious inheritance of the Museum consists in relief cippi, bucaros, Canopic vases and inscriptions. The heads of the Canopic jars represent the four sons of Horus. Various methods of preservation were developed, the most sophisticated of which was that which used Canopic jars. In another little room there's the shrine which contains the Canopic vases and here are the four guardian figures of girls which Professor Breasted told me were masterpieces of art. Amongst its most important artistic and historical exhibits are the completely-preserved contents of a princely tomb, the pediment of a temple and the world's largest collection of decorated Canopic vases. Origin Late 19th century: Canopic from Latin Canopicus, from Canopus, the name of a town in ancient Egypt. Definition of Canopic jar in US English: Canopic jar (also Canopic vase) noun-ˈnäpik A covered urn used in ancient Egyptian burials to hold the entrails from an embalmed body. 礼葬瓮（在古埃及葬礼中用来盛放制成木乃伊的死者内脏等器官） Example sentencesExamples Various methods of preservation were developed, the most sophisticated of which was that which used Canopic jars. In another little room there's the shrine which contains the Canopic vases and here are the four guardian figures of girls which Professor Breasted told me were masterpieces of art. The very rare and precious inheritance of the Museum consists in relief cippi, bucaros, Canopic vases and inscriptions. The heads of the Canopic jars represent the four sons of Horus. Amongst its most important artistic and historical exhibits are the completely-preserved contents of a princely tomb, the pediment of a temple and the world's largest collection of decorated Canopic vases. Origin Late 19th century: Canopic from Latin Canopicus, from Canopus, the name of a town in ancient Egypt.
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