Løee (tan'ui): Difference between revisions

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Lee (犁 traditional unit of area)

the area that could be farmed by one man with one head of oxen (zuyguu) and one plow (lee).
1 lee (cidtviulee 🔊) = 5 kaq = 4.8496 hectare.
Tviw (張) is the measure-word for "lee".
- For example, Lagtviulee (六張犁) means "six sheets of plow (area units)".

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	==unit of area==		==unit of area==