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, aggan', prop. a trough for washing garments, hence a laver; Son_7:2, where it is described as being round; elsewhere a sacrificial "basin," Exo_24:6, or pensile drinking "cup," Isa_22:24). In form and material these utensils were probably like those found in the Egyptian ruins, some being of gold or silver, others of bronze, porcelain, and even wood. SEE BOWL; SEE BASIN, etc.