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khanat [Thai. ขนัด ]

Sources differ on whether or not khanat is a unit of land area.

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For gardens or plantations the word khănẵt is used instead of the word rằi. The khănẵt is a piece of ground forming a single garden or plantation of any extent. Talking of the extent of a garden or plantation it is said that it has so many sen and so many va [wah] in length and in breadth.

[Thus introduction, page 46, but on page 316:]

khănẵt ... Measure of gardens (twenty square fathoms [i.e., square wah])

D. J. B. Pallegoix.
J. L. Vey, revisor.
Siamese French English Dictionary.
Bangkok: Printing-Office of the Catholic Mission, 1896.