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How to Convert from Cor (Biblical) to Pint dry (US) [pt dry (US)]?
Learn how to convert ancient biblical dry volume units, such as the cor, into modern US dry pint measurements commonly used for agricultural commodities. Understand its applications and limitations.
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Cor (Biblical) to Pint dry (US) [pt dry (US)] Conversion Table
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What Is This Tool?
This unit converter transforms volumes measured in cor (Biblical), an ancient dry volume unit, into US dry pints used today for solid agricultural products. It aids in interpreting historical and biblical grain quantities alongside modern produce volume measurements.
How to Use This Tool?
- Enter the value in cor (Biblical) you wish to convert
- Select pint dry (US) as the target dry volume unit
- Click the convert button to see the equivalent volume in US dry pints
- Use the conversion results for research, inventory, or agricultural planning
Key Features
- Convert cor (Biblical) units to pint dry (US) units quickly and accurately
- Browser-based tool with easy-to-use interface
- Supports scholarly, archaeological, and agricultural volume conversions
- Includes real-world examples for practical understanding
Examples
- 2 cor (Biblical) equals 799.112987199 pint dry (US)
- 0.5 cor (Biblical) equals 199.77824679975 pint dry (US)
Common Use Cases
- Translating biblical grain volumes into modern dry units for study
- Estimating capacity of ancient storage containers in archaeology
- Modeling historical agricultural production and grain taxation
- Selling and packaging small fruits at markets
- Measuring seeds and grains for planting and trade
Tips & Best Practices
- Always specify and verify whether the pint used is dry or liquid to avoid confusion
- Use precise input values for accurate conversion results in large volume cases
- Apply this tool to complement historical and agricultural analyses
- Refer to context when interpreting cor volumes due to historical variability
Limitations
- The cor volume varies among historical sources leading to potential conversion differences
- US dry pint is distinct from liquid pint, requiring careful unit identification
- Large volume differences demand precise inputs for reliable modeling and inventory
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a cor (Biblical) unit?
- The cor (Hebrew qōr) is a biblical dry volume unit used in ancient Israel, defined as ten ephahs, primarily for measuring large quantities of grain and dry commodities.
- How does the pint dry (US) differ from the liquid pint?
- The US dry pint is a dry volume unit for solids like grains and produce, and is a different size and use compared to the US liquid pint for liquids.
- Why convert cor (Biblical) to pint dry (US)?
- Converting cor to US dry pint helps interpret ancient grain measurements for modern agricultural, archaeological, and biblical studies.
Key Terminology
- Cor (Biblical)
- An ancient biblical dry volume unit equivalent to ten ephahs, used for measuring large quantities of grain.
- Pint dry (US)
- A US customary dry volume unit used mainly for solid agricultural goods, distinct from the liquid pint.
- Dry Volume
- Measurement of volume for solid or unpacked items such as grains, fruits, or seeds.