tsappachath. Probably like the vessels still made at Gaza; a blue, clay, porous globular vessel, about nine inches wide, a neck three long, a handle below the neck, and a straight spout, with an opening the size of a straw (-12; ; ; ; ; ). The bakbok, from the gurgling noise in pouring (). Tsellachah, from a root to sprinkle; a flat saucer or dish (). In , "a slothful man hideth his hand in his bosom" (tsallachath, the cruse or dish like cavity in the bosom, or else translated "in the dish".)