chalder
noun
chal·der
ˈchȯdər,
-ȧd-
plural -s
1
: a unit of capacity for dry measure formerly used in Scotland equal to 12 quarters or about 96 Winchester bushels
2
: chaldron
Word History
Etymology
Middle English chaldre, from Middle French chaldere, chaudière kettle, pot, from Late Latin caldaria
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