In the state of Maharashtra, India , ? – 19ᵗʰ century, a unit of length, about 10 feet.
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Káṭhí, corruptly, Cutty, Mar. () A measure of land : as formerly used it was found to vary from five to ten cubits : the average for the survey was taken at the valuation of five cubits and five closed fists or 9 feet 11.175 inches, making the Bíghá equal to 4383 square yards : the term also designates the measure, the rod or pole.
H. H. Wilson, 1855, page 268.
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काठी kāṭhī f (काष्ट S) … 4 A land measure,—five cubits and five handbreadths, 1⁄20th of पांड [pāṇḍa] or 1⁄400th of बिघा: also the measuring rod.
J. T. Molesworth, 1857, page 151.
In Bengal, India , ? – 19ᵗʰ century, a unit of capacity, about 10 sérs.
Káṭhí, corruptly, Cutty, … Beng. () A measure of capacity, varying in different places, but usually about 10 sérs.
H. H. Wilson, 1855, page 268.
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