Firkin (noun)
fer-kin
a small wooden vessel or tub for butter, lard, etc.
First recorded around 1400–50 and comes from the late Middle English word ferdkyn or firdekyn.
Example sentences
“The antique store had a small collection of firkins on the shelf.”
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