Guz

The ( the ) Guz, also referred to as Beggars, was the great cubit and an old East Indian measure. The measure was also in British Bengal. Two measures of length were distinguished by Guz: the long and the short Guz. The short was also called Guz Guz bozar. The small yard to Guz was Covid / Covit / Cobodo and had a length in this region of about 469 millimeters. Faced conditions were as follows:

The measure was not used in the wholesale. Here, the yard was decisive.

In Arab territories, such as Mocha was necessary: