jerib
/ˈdʒɛrɪb/Definitions
1. noun
An old unit of area, especially in Mesopotamia, equal to 20 donums or about 0.49 hectares.
“The ancient city was built on a large jerib of land, which was used for agriculture and trade.”
1. noun
An old unit of area, especially in Mesopotamia, equal to 20 donums or about 0.49 hectares.
“The ancient city was built on a large jerib of land, which was used for agriculture and trade.”