Osmina
The Osmina , also Osmin ( Russian осьмина, from Russian wosjem = eight), was a Russian measure of volume. It was primarily used as a measure for grain and for other dry goods. The Osmina was the big eighth of the bin, the Berzka, and had 32 Garnetz (Garnitz).
The dimensional chain was
- 1 Berzka = 4 quarters = 8 Osmina = 16 Szestnastki
- 1 Tschetwert / large grain Quarter = 2 Osmina = 4 Pajock / Poluosmina / half Osmina / large half eighth = 8 Tschetwerik / small neighborhood = 16 Polutschetwerik / half Tschetwerik / small eighth = 32 Tschetwerka / quart / small half eighth = 64 Garnitz ( Garnetz ) / Garnitzen / Maaß = 1920 Tchast / mug
- 1 Cheetwerik = 1322.708 Parisian cubic inches = 26.2377 liters
- 1 Cheet value = 2.099 hectoliters
- 1 Osmina = 104.95008 liters
- 1 Osmina = 4 Tschetwerik = 32 Garnitz = 104.954 liters
literature
- Christian Noback , Friedrich Eduard Noback : Complete paperback of the coin, measure and weight relationships. Volume 2, FA Brockhaus, Leipzig 1851, p. 938.
- John Dede: The Trade of the Russian Empire. Publishing house GA Reyher, Mitau / Leipzig 1844.
credentials
- ↑ a b Helmut Kahnt: BI-Lexicon old measures, coins and weights . 1st edition. VEB Bibliographisches Institut, Leipzig 1986, p. 205 . ISBN 3-323-00013-7 .