What is another word for baptismal basin?
Pronunciation: [bˈaptɪsmə͡l bˈe͡ɪsən] (IPA) 
The baptismal basin, also known as a font, is an important element in many Christian religious traditions. Variations of this basin can be seen across different denominations and regions. For instance, some churches use the term Holy Water Font; others call it a Baptismal Pool or simply The Font. The container that holds water for the rite of baptism is also sometimes known as a baptismal shell or scoop. In some cultures, it is customary for the basin to be a specific color, such as green or gold, while in others it may be made from a special type of stone or metal. Regardless of its name or material, the function of the baptismal basin remains the same - to hold the water for the sacrament of baptism.
