Fitel
Documented as half a xiber in the secondary reference. A primary definition has not been sufficiently verified for public conversion.
Historical use
Documented as half a xiber in the secondary reference. A primary definition has not been sufficiently verified for public conversion.
The qasba, xiber and pulzier form a system of length. A linear qasba and a square qasba measure different dimensions.
Alternative names
iftla
Relationships between measures
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Variations & cautions
Awaiting verification
Construction and old plans require attention to the standard. Bianco discusses a 2.088 m factor; later tables are represented here by a qasba of about 2.096 m.
A calculation can be mathematically precise while its historical equivalence remains approximate. Each variant here carries its context and sources. Displaying more decimal places does not make a rounded value more certain.
Qasba. Xiber. Pulzier.
Construction and old plans require attention to the standard. Bianco discusses a 2.088 m factor; later tables are represented here by a qasba of about 2.096 m.
- Qasba
- ≈ 2.0955 m
- Xiber
- ≈ 0.2619 m
- Pulzier
- ≈ 0.0218 m
Sources & method
- Unitajiet ta’ kejl Maltin — Wikipedija ↗
Starting point for names and meanings; not a sole authority.
- Malta Blue Book 1935 — Weights and Measures, section 19 ↗
Historical tables in the NSO archive. Digitised text contains errors; values here are qualified approximations.
- Lino Bianco — Cartographic representations in early eighteenth century Baroque Malta ↗
Study of a 1737 plan; discusses a 2.088 m cane and relationships between land units.