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 Tola is a traditional unit of mass commonly used in South Asia, particularly for weighing precious metals like gold and silver. One Tola is approximately equal to 11.6638 grams. It is widely used in countries such as India, especially in jewelry markets.
To convert between Seer (seer) and Tola (tola), use the following formulas:
1 Seer (seer) = 80.00008573535212 Tola (tola)
1 Tola (tola) = 0.012499986603865589 Seer (seer)
1 seer = 1 * 80.00008573535212 tola = 80.00008573535212 tola
5 seer = 5 * 80.00008573535212 tola = 400.0004286767606 tola
| Seer (seer) | Tola (tola) |
|---|---|
| 0.5 seer | 40.00004286767606 tola |
| 1 seer | 80.00008573535212 tola |
| 2 seer | 160.00017147070423 tola |
| 5 seer | 400.0004286767606 tola |
| 10 seer | 800.0008573535212 tola |
| 20 seer | 1600.0017147070423 tola |