History of Technology in India, Vol. I: From Antiquity to c. 1200 A.D. v1.c26.s2.t2.13

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| *śruk* | : | collective term for large wooden ladles used for libations, with a yoni-shaped bowl ending in a lip |
| *juhu* | : | a sruk |
| *dhruva* | : | -do- |
| *upabhṛt* | : | -do- |
| *pracarani* | : | -do- |
| *darvi* | : | a small ladle with a long, slim handle and a tiny, lipless bowl for sprinkling libations |
| *śruvi* or *śruva* | : | -do- |
| *tragbila* | : | -do- |
| *vitasti* | : | -do- |
| *pariplava* | : | spoon without a handle for drawing out soma |
| *havani* | : | spoon, used e.g. by the agnihotr |
| *grahani* | : | spoon, used e.g. to hold the prasadaiya of butter and buttermilk |
| *pariplupātra* | : | a ladle |
| *antardhāna* | : | -do- |
| *prasaka* | : | a decanting vessel with a long handle and a large, cup-like bowl |