| 释义 |
wey
\ˈwā\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English wǣge weight, wey — more at weigh (n.)
: any of various old units of weight used locally in the British Isles especially for cheese, wool, and salt; also : a Scotch and Irish unit of capacity (as for coal or grain) equal to 41.28 bushels |