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Noun:

મન,

maunds's Usage Examples:

663 8038 grams) Bombay Presidency 1 candy 20 maunds 1 maund 40 seers 1 seer 72 tanks The maund was fixed at 28 pounds avoirdupois.

Units included: 1 maund 24 kotschas 8+3⁄4 lb 1 candy 60 maunds.

663 8038 grams) Bombay Presidency 1 candy 20 maunds 1 maund 40 seers 1 seer 72 tanks The maund was fixed at 28 pounds avoirdupois (¼ hundredweight).

helped to raise the annual yield of rice crops from 20 maunds (about 750 kilograms) per acre to 60 maunds (2,240 kilograms) per acre (Yousaf 2003, p.

Shri Vikal was weighed by farmers with silver (2 maunds and 17 seers) on 26 January 1963 which was donated to Pt.

estimated that the Andarab valley could produce 1200 maunds of ata and rice, and that up to 2,000 maunds of barley could be collected there.

white beard hanging down to his navel; and wields an axe that weighs seven maunds, or some 40 kilograms.

5 maunds and a six-foot-high Bigraha at Narattampur (200 years old) which used to.

passed through that branch of the river, containing 21,497,750 maunds, or taking 27 maunds to the ton, the tonnage of the laden cargo boats was 796,213.

as the maunee, was a traditional South Asian unit of mass, equal to 20 maunds and roughly equivalent to 500 pounds avoirdupois (227 kilograms).

India till the late 19th century exporting annually 250000 quintals (680000 maunds) over the Rajputana-Malwa Railway.

United Provinces until the late 19th century, exporting annually 680,000 maunds or 18,350 tons (1 maund 37 kg approx.

Anglo-Normaunds, Old English: Engel-Norðmandisca) were the medieval ruling class in England, composed mainly of a combination of ethnic Anglo-Saxons,.

Synonyms:

weight, weight unit,

Antonyms:

natural object, heaviness, light,