0 a glass container used for storing food -- kavanoz
a jar of jam
1 to move suddenly, hitting something and causing pain or damage -- ani hareketle incitmek, sarsmak
Small stirrup jars were available to many social groups and were primarily desired for their function as effective oil containers.
Either way, in rendering an idealized construct, the press offered a 'vision' against which non-conformity jarred abruptly.
The forms are usually bowls and medium- to small-sized jars; some present composite contours.
If your kitchen is short of marzipan, maybe you have a jar (from jarrah) of sultanas.
The glass jars were placed in an environmental growth chamber maintained under the same conditions as described for pupae, and held until adult emergence.
Other fragmented vessels sherds suggest the possibility of small dishes and other jars and bowls.
Underneath and surrounding the base of the jar were 30 green-blue jade pebbles and an additional 84 green jade pebbles.
In addition, the number of larvae per container was reduced to between 20-50 larvae per pint jar of flour to induce feeding.