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 ==Taxngliong (重量, ''weight/mass'')==
-* 1 lii (釐/厘, {{w|cash (unit)}}) = 37.5 mg
+* 1&nbsp;[[lii (tan'ui)|lii]] (釐/厘) = 37.5&nbsp;mg
-* 1 [[hwn]] (分, {{w|candareen}}) = 10 buun = 375 mg
+* 1&nbsp;[[hwn (taxngliong)|hwn]] (分) = 10&nbsp;buun = 375&nbsp;mg
-* 1 [[cvii (tan'ui)|cvii]] (錢, {{w|mace (measurement)}}) = 10 hwn = 3.75 g
+* 1&nbsp;[[cvii (tan'ui)|cvii]] (錢) = 10&nbsp;hwn = 3.75&nbsp;g
-* 1 [[niuo]] (兩, {{w|tael}}) = 10 cvii = 37.5 g (1.323 oz.)
+* 1&nbsp;[[niuo]] (兩) = 10&nbsp;cvii = 37.5&nbsp;g (1.323&nbsp;oz.)
-* 1 kyn/kwn (斤, {{w|catty}}, [[Taikyn]]) = 16 niuo = 600 g (1.323 lbs.)
+* 1&nbsp;kyn/kwn (斤, [[Taikyn]]) = 16&nbsp;niuo = 600&nbsp;g (1.323&nbsp;lbs.)
-* 1 [[tvax]] (擔, {{w|picul}}) = 100 Taikyn = 60 kg (132.3 lbs.)
+* 1&nbsp;[[tvax]] (擔) = 100&nbsp;Taikyn = 60&nbsp;kg (132.3&nbsp;lbs.)
-Note: one 兩 (M: liǎng) is 50 g in modern China.
+Note: one 兩 (M: liǎng) is 50&nbsp;g in modern China.
 Proverb: Cidkyn zablak niuo. Cidee pvoax kyn, cidee poeq niuo.