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Español: Cinco modelos de "pedarra" (cántaro vizcaíno) de alfarería, bien sin vidriar o esmaltada en blanco estannífero. Y un "pegar" occitano de metal.
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En el País Vasco, se llama pedarra, pegarra, cántaro vizcaíno o kantarue a un tipo de cántaro usado para acarrear el agua. Vasija de barro, chata, con capacidad hasta de quince litros; de unos ocho centímetros de ancho de boca por dieciséis en la base y unos 25 cm en la barriga o panza.[2] Como muchos cántaros, dispone de un asa (gider) lateral, ancha y en forma de cinta ligeramente alzada, y de un largo pitorro (tutu) en el lado opuesto.

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