ˌskevəˈfȯrˌyȯn noun
( plural sceuopho·ria -_yə)
Etymology: Middle Greek skeuophorion, from Greek, yoke placed over the shoulders for carrying pails, from skeuos vessel, utensil + -phorion (from pherein to carry) — more at skeuomorph , bear
: a receptacle used in the Eastern Orthodox Church and corresponding to the pyx