Burmese Units of Measurement - Volume

Volume

Table of volume units
Unit Metric Imperial US Ratio to
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Burmese Romanized millilitres litres fluid ounces pints gallons fluid ounces pints gallons
လမြူ la myu 7.9909507 0.007990951 0.28124 0.27021
လမျက် la myet 15.9819014 0.015981901 0.56248 0.54041 2
လမယ် la me 31.9638029 0.031963803 1.12496 1.08082 2
စလယ် sa le 63.9276059 0.063927606 2.24993 0.11249 2.16165 0.13510 2
ခွက် hkwet 127.855211 0.127855212 4.49987 0.22499 4.32330 0.27021 2
ပြည် pyi 255.71042 0.255710424 8.99974 0.44998 8.64659 0.54041 2
စိတ် seit 1022.84169 1.02284169 35.99899 1.79994 34.58637 2.16165 4
ခွဲ hkwe 2045.68339 2.04568339 71.99798 3.59990 0.44998 69.17274 4.32330 0.54041 2
တင်း tin 40913.6679 40.9136679 1439.95980 71.99799 8.99974 1383.45472 86.46592 10.80824 20

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