In Burma, ? – 20th century, a unit
of dry capacity, = 2ΒΌ imperial pecks, approximately 20.457 liters. 
The word also means “half;” a khwe is half of a thamardi tinn.
United Nations, 1955.
1
a kweh, a measure of capacity equal to half a tin () or two seits ()
Robert C. Stevenson.
Judson's Burmese-English Dictionary. Revised and Enlarged.
Rangoon: Printed by the Superintendent, Government
Printing, 1893.
Page 327.
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