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The ⚀hexqua·areanel, or ⚀habital·area

The ⚀hexqua·areanel, or ⚀habital·area

Quantityarea
Formal name

⚀hexqua·areanel

Formal abbr⚀h↑arℓ
Colloquial name⚀habital·area
Colloquial abbr⚀hb·ar
Derivation(⚀triqua·lengthel)2
Derivation abbr(⚀t↑lgℓ)2
TGM equiv

≈ 14biqua·Surf

TGM equiv abbr≈ 14bSf
SI & USC equiv

= 130,230z=311,364inch2
= 1302.3z=2162.25foot2

= 200.87959824meter2
2.0087959824are

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The sixth dozenal power of the ⚀areanel, the hexqua·areanel (abbreviated h↑arℓ) is one gross ⚀ell·areas, or one dozen galore ⚀hand·areas, or one bigalore ⚀morsel·areas. This turns out to correspond almost exactly to the floor area of an average new home in the United States. Consequently, the proposed colloquial name for this is the ⚀habital·area (or ⚀house·area), from Latin habitāre “to inhabit”

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