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| ekram || Expanse (in A.Namaikehi) || 100 (14410) jā || ~1.1168 km2

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====Weight (and mass)====

{| class="wikitable"

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! Short !! Name !! Meaning/name origin !! Equivalent to !! Metric system (approx.)

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! vaj

| vaji || dimin. from ''vaḍa'' (part) || 1/100 (1/14410) dū || ~51.79398 mg

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! dū

| dūdha || Seed || ⅙ lit || ~7.45833 g

|-

! lit

| litveh || Cut (in A.Namaikehi) || ¼ aut || 44.75 g

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! aut

| '''auṭikā''' || probably an augmentative from PLB *wutərus<ref>c.f. ''ūtarṇas'' "heavy" and ''ūṭrus'' "load"</ref> || ''(base unit)'' || 179 g

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! tū

| tulūʔendā || ultimately from ''tulūʔendes'' (sixth) || 6 aut || 1,074 g

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! pau

| paurā || Rock (dialectal) || 70 (8410) aut || 12.53 kg

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! māp

| māmipaurā || ''māmei'' (twelve) + ''paurā'' || 10 (1210) pau || 150.36 kg

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! lap

| lallapaurā || ''lalla'' (high, further) + ''paurā'' || 10 (1210) māp || 1,804.32 kg

|}

====Temperature====

Temperature measuring in the Chlouvānem world uses the ''Jahārāṭha'' scale (shortened '''ºj'''; named after scientist Ṣastirāvi Jahārāṭha ''Nukthalin''), which is fixed with a zero degree at water freezing temperature at sea level. 100 ºj is the rough boiling temperature of water, but, being a duodecimal scale, it is 10012 (14410), thus 1 ºj equals 25/36 of a degree Celsius, or 1 ºC = 1.44 ºj. The median body temperature of a Calemerian human (which is slightly lower than for Earthly humans) is of 41 ºj (4910), thus ~34.0278 ºC.

==Particles==

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 | ekram || <small>Expanse (in A.Namaikehi)</small> || 100 <small>(144<sub>10</sub>)</small> jā || ~1.1168 km<sup>2</sup>
 |}
+====Weight (and mass)====
+{| class="wikitable"
+|-
+! Short !! Name !! Meaning/name origin !! Equivalent to !! Metric system (approx.)
+|-
+! vaj
+| vaji || <small>dimin. from ''vaḍa'' (part)</small> || 1/100 <small>(1/144<sub>10</sub>)</small> dū || ~51.79398 mg
+|-
+! dū
+| dūdha || <small>Seed</small> || ⅙ lit || ~7.45833 g
+|-
+! lit
+| litveh || <small>Cut (in A.Namaikehi)</small> || ¼ aut || 44.75 g
+|-
+! aut
+| '''auṭikā''' || <small>probably an augmentative from PLB *wutərus<ref>c.f. ''ūtarṇas'' "heavy" and ''ūṭrus'' "load"</ref></small> || ''(base unit)'' || 179 g
+|-
+! tū
+| tulūʔendā || <small>ultimately from ''tulūʔendes'' (sixth)</small> || 6 aut || 1,074 g
+|-
+! pau
+| paurā || <small>Rock (dialectal)</small> || 70 <small>(84<sub>10</sub>)</small> aut || 12.53 kg
+|-
+! māp
+| māmipaurā || ''māmei'' (twelve) + ''paurā'' || 10 <small>(12<sub>10</sub>)</small> pau || 150.36 kg
+|-
+! lap
+| lallapaurā || ''lalla'' (high, further) + ''paurā'' || 10 <small>(12<sub>10</sub>)</small> māp || 1,804.32 kg
+|}
+====Temperature====
+Temperature measuring in the Chlouvānem world uses the ''Jahārāṭha'' scale (shortened '''ºj'''; named after scientist Ṣastirāvi Jahārāṭha ''Nukthalin''), which is fixed with a zero degree at water freezing temperature at sea level. 100 ºj is the rough boiling temperature of water, but, being a duodecimal scale, it is 100<sub>12</sub> (144<sub>10</sub>), thus 1 ºj equals 25/36 of a degree Celsius, or 1 ºC = 1.44 ºj.<br/>The median body temperature of a Calemerian human (which is slightly lower than for Earthly humans) is of 41 ºj <small>(49<sub>10</sub>)</small>, thus  ~34.0278 ºC.
 ==Particles==