Kaq (tan'ui): Difference between revisions

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Kaq (甲 ~2.4 modern acres)

阿甲, from Dutch akker, from Old Dutch accar/*akkar ("field"), from Proto-Germanic *akraz

The principal unit of land measure, derives from the obsolete Dutch unit morgen which was introduced in Taiwan's era of Dutch colonization.

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-'''{{tts|Kaq}}''' (kah4; [[wikt:甲|甲]]; {{w|acre}})
+{{gs|Kaq|甲|~2.4 modern {{w|acre}}s}}
-*from Old Dutch [[wikt:accar|accar]]/[[wikt:akkar|akkar]], meaning "field"
+* 1-kaq = 2934-[[pvii (tan'ui)|pvii]] = ~0.97&nbsp;[[kongkherng|ha]] = (0.2-[[løee (tan'ui)|løee]])
-*1 kaq = 2934 [[pheeng]] = 9699 square meters = (1/5 [[lee]])
-[[Category:HQlaan ee Formosa]]
+== Gwgoaan ==
-[[Category:Tan'ui]]
+* {{wt|阿甲}}, from [[Hølaan-guo|Dutch]] ''[[wikt:akker#Dutch|akker]]'', from Old Dutch ''accar''/''*akkar'' ("field"), from Proto-Germanic ''*akraz''
+==''Morgen''==
+The principal unit of land measure, derives from the obsolete Dutch unit [[morgen]] which was introduced in Taiwan's [[Hølaan ee Formosa|era of Dutch colonization]].
+[[Category:Hølaan ee Formosa]]
+[[Category:Biexnzeg tan'ui]]
+[[Category:Taiwanese words from Dutch]]