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ratal
/ ˈreɪtəl /
noun
- the amount on which rates are assessed; ratable value
adjective
- of or relating to rates (local taxation)
Word History and Origins
Origin of ratal1
Example Sentences
After a few months, however, I had gained much experience, and could tell the footprints of the following animals, all of which were to be seen near our kraal:—The hippopotamus, called imvubu by the Caffres, the buffalo, the large black bush-buck, the red bush-buck, and small blue bush-buck, the reit-buck, duiker, leopard, hyaena, the ratal, and many smaller animals.
A wasq is equal to 60 s�', and a s�' is equal to 8 ratal.
A ratal is equal to 1 lb; so a wasq, a load for one camel, is about 480 lb.
However, the bill was unexpectedly wrecked June 18th, by an amendment substituting a ratal instead of a rental basis for the borough franchise.
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