The ⚀triqua·volumel, or ⚀hand·volume, or ⚀mug·volume

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Last updated: May 01, 2022
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Quantityvolume
Formal name

⚀triqua·volumel

Formal abbr⚀t↑vmℓ 
Colloquial name⚀hand·volume
⚀manual·volume
⚀mug·volume
⚀liter·volume
Colloquial abbr⚀hd·vm
⚀mn·vm
⚀mg·vm
Derivation1,000z ⚀morsel·volume
(⚀hand·length)3
Derivation abbr1,000z ⚀mo·vm
(⚀hd·lg)3
TGM equiv

≈ 5.4z bicia·Volm

TGM equiv abbr≈ 5.4z b↓Vm
SI & USC equiv

= 4ᘔ.22876z|58.185546875d inch3
≈ 32.2413419913420d fluid ounce
≈ 1.00754193722944d quart
= 0.953490280515625d liter

scaling01:06:+:03:1.0000

The third positive power of the ⚀volumel, the ⚀triqua·volumel, approximates a USC quart or a metric liter.  It is the cube of the ⚀unqua·lengthel, also known as the ⚀hand·length. As a consequence, a proposed colloquial name for this is the ⚀hand·volume.  Another proposed colloquial is the ⚀mug·volume, because it approximates a traditional volume for a beer mug (German Maßkrüge).  It is equivalent to 54z|64d ⚀thumb·volumes, or  28z|32d ⚀swig·volumes.

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