classical times. The Arabic term ultimately originates from the Greek kerátion (κεράτιον) meaning carob seed (literally "small horn") (diminutive of κέρας...

sea-merchants have to pay 3 follis and in addition to that, 1 keration (12 follis) to enter, and 2 keration to exit. – All wheat merchants have to pay the officials...

its ancient name is unknown. The identification with the siliqua auri or keration was proposed by Theodor Mommsen in 1860, but this identification is now...

carato, which comes from Arabic (qīrāṭ; قيراط), in turn borrowed from Greek kerátion κεράτιον 'carob seed', a diminutive of keras 'horn'. It was a unit of weight...

original on 22 December 2022. Retrieved 22 December 2022. Pearsall J (2011). "keration". The Oxford English Dictionary (12th ed.). New York: Oxford University...

uncia 0.19 g  2.9 gr  0.0067 oz  lit. "carob seed" The Greek κεράτιον (kerátion) obolus obolus 1⁄48 uncia 0.57 g  8.8 gr  0.020 oz  lit. "obol", from the...

אביונה ’ăḇîyōnāh Caper, Desire Capparis spinosa Ecclesiastes 12:5 κεράτιον, keration Carob and Locust Ceratonia siliqua Luke 15:16, Matthew 3:1 קדה qiddāh Cassia...

within the family Tubinidae include: Tubina, the type genus Colubrella Keration Meandrella Pseudotubina Semitubina Serpentubina Bouchet, P. & Rocroi, J...

gold coin; i.e., Arabic qīrāt was 1/24th of the Arabic dinar and Greek keration was 1/24th of the Greek bezant. It is possible that the Italians borrowed...

†Kaurnella †Kawanamia †Kaweka †Keeneia †Keepingia †Keilostoma Kelletia †Keration †Kestocenbra †Khetella †Khumerspira †Kiaeromphalus †Kimina †Kinishbia †Kinkaidia...