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Dry capacity

Tomna · dry

A capacity measure for grain and dry goods. An approximation of four imperial gallons is used here. It must not be converted into square metres.

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Modern equivalent≈ 18.184 LApproximate historical equivalence

Historical use

A capacity measure for grain and dry goods. An approximation of four imperial gallons is used here. It must not be converted into square metres.

These measures describe the volume of goods such as grain. A dry tomna is not a land tomna, and the weight of the same volume changes with the commodity.

Alternative names

tumolotumolitomniet

Relationships between measures

1 dry tomna = 60 kejla = 600 lumin.

Variations & cautions

Dry capacity; later standard

References give different values for siegħ: one sixth or one tenth of a tomna. Both interpretations are shown separately; neither is a universal value.

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.

Worked conversions

  • 1 × Tomna · dry≈ 18.184 L
  • 2 × Tomna · dry≈ 36.368 L
  • 10 × Tomna · dry≈ 181.84 L

Example: amount × factor = metric equivalent. Calculations use the full stored factor and round only for display.

Dry capacity

One word. Two values.

References give different values for siegħ: one sixth or one tenth of a tomna. Both interpretations are shown separately; neither is a universal value.

One word. Two values.1 tomna ≈ 18.184 L1 siegħ · ⅙ tomna ≈ 3.031 L1 siegħ · ⅒ tomna ≈ 1.818 L
Tomna · dry
≈ 18.184 L
Siegħ · ⅙ tomna
≈ 3.0307 L
Siegħ · ⅒ tomna
≈ 1.8184 L
Two interpretations of dry siegħ, shown separately. Bars show volume proportions; choose the variant according to context. Definition & sources ↗

Sources & method

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