almud
/ˈɑːmuːd/ (AH-mood)
Definitions
1. noun
a unit of dry measure, originally used in the Iberian Peninsula, equivalent to about 1.8 liters or 1.3 pecks.
“The merchant measured out the wheat in almuds for the customer.”
/ˈɑːmuːd/ (AH-mood)
1. noun
a unit of dry measure, originally used in the Iberian Peninsula, equivalent to about 1.8 liters or 1.3 pecks.
“The merchant measured out the wheat in almuds for the customer.”