A lenos is a trough or vat for pressing grapes — a fixture of Mediterranean agriculture that became one of Scripture's most vivid images of divine wrath. Jesus mentions it in the parable of the vineyard tenants (Matt 21:33), where the landowner installs a winepress as part of a working vineyard. Revelation transforms it into apocalyptic imagery: the 'great winepress of God's wrath' is trodden until blood flows as high as a horse's bridle (Rev 14:19-20; 19:15). The multilingual glosses — Spanish lagar, French pressoir, German Kelter — all denote the physical wine-pressing apparatus.