kanas271992
kanas271992
02-10-2020
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what is guintha ? why is it used?
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unkown2020
unkown2020
02-10-2020
Guintha is a term used to measure land. It is a smaller unit of measuring land these terms are mainly used in villages.the standard unit of measuring land is acres
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