Goblet goblet dubu is pronounced shāng gōng gū hú.

And it is very interesting to note that the radical of each character is "角", which is the word used by the ancients to make wine vessels, so there is a specific way to form the word. And the word has no real meaning, although each character can be taken individually to form a word, and together they mean a vessel for holding wine.

Goblet

Goblet, a Chinese first-degree character, is pronounced shāng , a form of sound. It is pronounced as shāng (形声), and the sound is saved from shāng (伤) (shāng). Jinwen is from "爵". The original meaning is an ancient vessel for holding wine. When used as a verb, it means to toast, to drink. Noun: (形声). From jiao (角), 傷 (shāng) (伤). Jinwen from "爵". 本义：古代盛酒器) Same as 本义 [drinking vessel].

Another example: goblet and spoon (觞與勺). Both are wine containers); goblet order (that is, wine order. Today is commonly known as guessing, boxing); goblet beans (wine and fruits. Both for food and drink utensils. Borrowing the metaphor of food and drink); goblet爵(酒器); goblet goblet(泛指酒器); goblet酌(饮酒器). The wine goblet is used for drinking, and the court is used for looking at the garden.

Reference for the above:Baidu Encyclopedia - Goblet