Rood has several distinct meanings, all derived from the same basic source of "rood" as an archaic word for "pole", from Anglo-Saxon rÅd "pole," specifically "crucifix." In the meaning "crucifix", rood usually refers to a sculpture or painting of the cross with Christ hanging on it. More precisely, "the Rood" refers to the Cross, the specific wooden cross used in Christ's crucifixion. In church architecture a rood screen is a wooden or stone screen, usually separating the chancel or choir from the nave. Rood is an Old English unit of area, equal to quarter of an acre, i.e. 10 890 square feet or 1011.7141056 m². A rectangular area with edges of one furlong and one rod respectively is one rood, as is an area consisting of 40 perches (square rods.) The rood was an important measure in surveying on account of its easy conversion to acres. When referring to areas, rod may be found in old documents and has exactly the same meaning as rood. Rood also refers to a British unit of linear measure between 16.5 and 24 feet. It is related to the German Rute (12.36 to 12.47 feet) and Denmark's rode (12.34 feet)
Four roods per acre.
There are four roods per acre.
Four roods per acre.
Roods is an English unit of area equal to one quarter of an acre
Four roods make an acre
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The notation "5a 2r 30p" refers to a measurement of land area using traditional units in some regions, particularly in South Asia. Here, "a" stands for acres, "r" for roods, and "p" for perches. Specifically, 5 acres, 2 roods, and 30 perches can be converted to a single unit; 1 acre is equivalent to 4 roods, and 1 rood is equivalent to 40 perches, making this a specific measurement in land area.
If you mean square foot the 415 square foot = 9.527089 e-3
Edwin Franklin Baldwin has written: 'Two English families in America, Baldwins--Roods'
what food? the get food from medows if you mean that.. they just eat the grass and roods and fruits that fall of trees and roots
There is no 6-letter common word. 5-letter words include doors, odors, roods, sword, woods, and words.
The word 'equanimity' has two root roods, which are 'aequus' and 'animus'. These root words are from Latin, and they mean 'equal' and 'mind'. The meaning of equanimity is having a balanced mind.