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medieval England,
where it was also
known as the hand, handbreadth, or
handsbreadth. The
length of the hand—originally the
Roman "greater palm"—formed the...
- in turn the dhirāʿ was
commonly subdivided into six
handsbreadths (qabḍa), and each
handsbreadth into four
fingerbreadths (aṣbaʿ). The most
commonly used...
- hand is four inches. The hand,
sometimes also
called a
handbreadth or
handsbreadth, is an
anthropic unit,
originally based on the
breadth of a male human...
-
negotiated in this
respect and
resolved that
Argentina should not
receive "a
handsbreadth of territory"
above the
Pilcomayo River. It set out to
frustrate Argentina's...
- Hand
Shesep šsp ϣⲟⲡ ϣⲟⲟⲡ ϣⲱⲡ ϣⲁⲡ shop
shoop shōp shap 1 4 7.5 cm Hand
Handsbreadth ḏrt ϩⲱϩϥ hōhf 1+1⁄4 5 9.38 cm Fist ḫfꜥ ꜣmm ϭⲁϫⲙⲏ ϫⲁⲙⲏ qajmē jamē 1+1⁄2...
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hlaing sheaves of
paddy လွှာ [l̥wà] hlwa layers, strata, etc. ဝါး [wá] wa
handsbreadth သား [θá] tha
number of
ticals or
fractions of a
tical or viss သုတ် [θouʔ]...
- are
visible through the roof at night. The
walls must be at
least 10
handsbreadth tall, but can be made of any material. The body of a dead
whale can serve...
