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How to Convert from Pint dry (US) to Cor (Biblical)
Convert volumes from the US dry pint unit to the biblical cor unit easily with this online volume dry unit converter. Understand historical grain measures and modern equivalents.
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Pint dry (US) [pt dry (US)] to Cor (Biblical) Conversion Table
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What Is This Tool?
This tool allows you to perform volume conversions from the US dry pint, a customary unit used mainly for dry agricultural goods, into the biblical cor, an ancient large-volume unit for grain measurement. It helps connect modern measures to historical context.
How to Use This Tool?
- Enter the volume value in pint dry (US) units you want to convert
- Select pint dry (US) as the source unit
- Choose cor (Biblical) as the target unit for conversion
- Click convert to see the equivalent amount in cor (Biblical)
- Use results to relate modern dry volume to historical biblical units
Key Features
- Converts US dry pint (pt dry US) to biblical cor volume units
- Includes volume dry measurement category relevant to agriculture and history
- Browser-based and easy to use for quick conversions
- Supports understanding of ancient grain quantities for biblical and archaeological research
- Displays conversion based on established conversion rate
Examples
- 10 pt dry (US) converts to approximately 0.02502775 cor (Biblical)
- 100 pt dry (US) converts to approximately 0.2502775 cor (Biblical)
Common Use Cases
- Selling and packaging small fruits or seeds using US dry pint measurements
- Interpreting biblical descriptions of grain quantities in modern terms
- Estimating ancient grain storage capacities in archaeological studies
- Modeling historical agricultural production from scriptural and ancient records
Tips & Best Practices
- Enter values carefully since conversions may produce very small decimals
- Use the tool to bridge modern and ancient volume measurement systems effectively
- Apply conversion results for academic research, translation, or educational purposes
- Consider varying historical definitions when using cor values in analysis
Limitations
- The biblical cor volume is approximate and varies among historical authorities
- The US dry pint is a much smaller unit, causing very small converted values
- Modern and ancient measurement standards differ, affecting precision in reconstructions
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a pint dry (US)?
- It is a US customary dry volume used to measure solid agricultural goods, distinct from the liquid pint.
- What does the cor (Biblical) measure?
- The cor is an ancient biblical dry volume unit used mainly for large grain quantities.
- Why are conversions from pint dry to cor so small?
- Because the pint dry is a small unit and the cor is very large, resulting in small decimal values.
Key Terminology
- Pint dry (US)
- A unit of dry volume used in the US customary system for solid agricultural commodities.
- Cor (Biblical)
- An ancient biblical dry volume unit, about ten ephahs, used to measure large grain quantities.
- Volume dry
- Measurement of space occupied by dry substances such as grains, seeds, or produce.