talanton
/tælˈæntɒn/Definitions
1. noun
A measure of volume, especially one based on the volume of a cube with sides equal to the length of a foot or a specific number of inches; a unit of volume, especially one based on the cubic foot.
“The architect calculated the total volume of the building using a talanton, which is a common unit in this region.”
2. noun
A large or awkwardly shaped container, especially one that is difficult to carry.
“The worker struggled to carry the heavy talanton filled with sandbags down the stairs.”