aroura
noun
\əˈru̇rə\
variants: or
arura
\əˈru̇rə\Definition of aroura
arourae
orarurae
\-ˌrē\: an ancient Egyptian unit of land measure equal to 0.677 acres (27.4 ares)
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Origin and Etymology of aroura
Greek aroura, literally, tilled or arable land, from aroun to plow — more at 2ear
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