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unit of measure for weight equivalent to 8.5 kilograms (until 1887) or 10 kilograms (since 1887) · pound (KJV), mina (NIV) (one's duty or charge, that which has been given to one and the use and profit of which one is accountable for; after Luke 19)
çekim: çoğul leiviskät · tamlayan leiviskän
köken: Borrowed from Estonian leivisk, leisik, from Middle Low German līvesch (pund) (literally “Livonian pound”).