Number to words · Length · Gold weight · Mon–Ser · Land — the way they’re used in Bangladesh & the region.
Pick a country and type any amount — see it spelled in words with the currency (taka & poisa, rupee & paisa, manat, dollar & cents). Bangla and Hindi use the lakh–crore system. Great for cheques, deeds, invoices and forms. The list below shows everyday amounts ready to copy.
Suta is common in construction (1 inch = 8 suta). Hath (cubit) ≈ 18 inches. 1 foot = 12 inch, 1 metre = 39.37 inch.
Jewellers price gold by Vori (ভরি). 1 Vori = 16 Ana = 11.664 grams. Smaller units: Masha and Rati. Enter grams from a bill to see the vori-ana breakdown.
Used for rice, produce and bulk goods. 1 Mon (মণ) = 40 Ser (সের) ≈ 37.32 kg. Everyday trade sometimes treats 1 Mon as 40 kg, so always confirm which standard a seller uses.
Bigha and Katha change by region — Bangladesh 1 Bigha = 20 Katha = 33 Decimal, but Bihar's Bigha is far bigger. Standard: 1 Acre = 100 Decimal = 43,560 sq ft. Always cross-check with your dolil/khatian.
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