IPA: /dɪˈsiːɛr/
KK: /dɪˈsiːɛr/
A unit of area equal to one-tenth of an are, which is a metric unit used in measuring land.
The farmer bought a deciare of land to expand his crops.
This word originates from Latin 'deciare', meaning to declare or announce. It is derived from 'de-' (meaning down or away) and 'clamare' (meaning to call or shout). The word 'deciare' means to call out or announce something clearly, often in a formal context.
Think of 'calling out' ('clamare') something 'down' or 'away' ('de-') — that's why deciare means to declare or announce.