"jue ( wine vessels), a tripod with a handle and open spout; gong, a drinking vessel,with spout at the front, handle at the back, a square stand or four legs and a lid; Li, a cauldron for holding meat and cereal crop;"
Original the character was a representation of an ancient drinking horn, shaped like a funnel, in addition to his rightful belongings, man also appropriated this drinking vessel.
The liquid contained in this type of pot or drinking vessel.
His skull was rimmed in purest gold and used for years by the Kings of the Ashanti as a ceremonial drinking vessel.
The implication is that it may derive from drinking vessels made from a piece of bamboo.
Let's look at the definitions here, to deceive by trickery, well that's got nothgin to do with drinking or drinking vessels.
