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stremma

English translation: 1 stremma=1000 square metres=1/4 acre=0.1 hectare

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Greek term or phrase:stremma
English translation:1 stremma=1000 square metres=1/4 acre=0.1 hectare
Entered by: Dylan Edwards

23:04 Jan 27, 2003
Greek to English translations [PRO]
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Greek term or phrase: stremma
Measurement of land area.
Is there an English word for it (the metric stremma, I mean)? No particular field for this word, but law (e.g. title deeds) is one...
Dylan Edwards
United Kingdom
Local time: 09:51
1 stremma=1000 square metres=1/4 acre=0.1 hectare
Explanation:
There is not an eglish equivalent for stremma.You could use the word stremma-stremmas but I think it would be better to convert the stremmas to another unit.You can go to the following URL for metric conversions of area measurements in order to convert square metres to acres, square feet etc.I hope I helped.
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Sofia K
Greece
Local time: 11:51
Grading comment
Thank you very much for a prompt and helpful answer. Perhaps we need a word "decare" in English (not in any English dictionary as far as I know).
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1 stremma=1000 square metres=1/4 acre=0.1 hectare


Explanation:
There is not an eglish equivalent for stremma.You could use the word stremma-stremmas but I think it would be better to convert the stremmas to another unit.You can go to the following URL for metric conversions of area measurements in order to convert square metres to acres, square feet etc.I hope I helped.



    Reference: http://www.sciencemadesimple.net/EASYarea.html
Sofia K
Greece
Local time: 11:51
Native speaker of: Native in GreekGreek
PRO pts in pair: 20
Grading comment
Thank you very much for a prompt and helpful answer. Perhaps we need a word "decare" in English (not in any English dictionary as far as I know).

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