The Seer (also spelled Ser) is a traditional unit of mass used in South Asia, especially in India, and Nepal. One Seer is approximately equal to 0.933 kilograms or 933 grams. It is commonly used in markets for weighing grains, vegetables, and other everyday goods. The Gram (g) is a metric unit of mass used worldwide for measuring light weights. Common examples include a paperclip (about 1 gram), a teaspoon of sugar (about 4 grams), or a chocolate bar (around 100 grams). It is widely used in cooking, grocery items, and science labs.
To convert between Seer (seer) and Gram (g), use the following formulas:
1 Seer (seer) = 933.105 Gram (g)
1 Gram (g) = 0.0010716907529163384 Seer (seer)
1 seer = 1 * 933.105 g = 933.105 g
5 seer = 5 * 933.105 g = 4665.525 g
| Seer (seer) | Gram (g) |
|---|---|
| 0.5 seer | 466.5525 g |
| 1 seer | 933.105 g |
| 2 seer | 1866.21 g |
| 5 seer | 4665.525 g |
| 10 seer | 9331.05 g |
| 20 seer | 18662.1 g |