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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	~~'''~~{{tx\|Kaq~~}}''' ({{wt~~\|甲~~}};~~ ~2.4 modern {{w\|acre}}s)		{{gs\|Kaq\|甲\|~2.4 modern {{w\|acre}}s}}

	*1 kaq = 2,934 [[pheeng]] = ~0.97 [[kongkherng\|ha]] = (1/5 [[løee]])		*1 kaq = 2,934 [[pheeng]] = ~0.97 [[kongkherng\|ha]] = (1/5 [[løee]])