rottol
/ˈrɒtɒl/noun
In some Middle Eastern and North African countries: a unit of weight used chiefly for dry goods, varying locally and generally equivalent to between one and five pounds (approx. 0.45 and 2.3 kg).
Origin
Late 16th century. From Arabic riṭl, raṭl, ruṭl from Hellenistic Greek λίτρα, with metathesis. Compare Middle French rotl, French †rottle, †rotol.
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