fanega

/fəˈneɪɡə/
noun
  1. A unit of dry volume used in Spanish-speaking countries, typically equal to about 1.6 bushels (55 liters) in Spain or varying amounts in Latin America.
    • The recipe called for one fanega of corn to make enough tortillas for the village.
    • In colonial times, land was often measured by how many fanegas of seed it could hold.
    • The farmer harvested ten fanegas of wheat this season.
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