Kejla

Historical use

A small land surface measure, represented here as one sixtieth of a tomna. Do not confuse it with the grain or oil measure.

Measures for fields and land. A land tomna measures a surface, not seed volume. Modern agricultural usage often gives it as 1,124 m².

Alternative names

kejlietmisura

Relationships between measures

10 land kejla = 1 land siegħ.

Variations & cautions

Land; derived from the rounded tomna

When reading a deed or plan, check its date and definition. A modern rounded value alone cannot determine the boundaries of historical land.

A calculation can be mathematically precise while its historical equivalence remains approximate. Each variant here carries its context and sources. Displaying more decimal places does not make a rounded value more certain.

Worked conversions

• 1 × Kejla≈ 18.733333 m²
• 2 × Kejla≈ 37.466667 m²
• 10 × Kejla≈ 187.333333 m²

Example: amount × factor = metric equivalent. Calculations use the full stored factor and round only for display.