lotah
/ˈloʊtə/
noun
- A small, round, water vessel, typically made of brass or copper, used in South Asia for drinking, washing, or religious rituals.
- He filled the lotah with water from the well before his morning prayers.
- She carried a small lotah to the temple for the ritual cleansing.
- The priest poured water from a brass lotah over the idol as part of the ceremony.