IPA: //fəˈneɪɡə//
KK: /fænˈeɪɡə/
A traditional measurement used for land area or capacity, especially for grain, in Spain and some Spanish-speaking countries.
The farmer measured his field in fanegas to determine how much grain he could plant.
The word 'fanega' originates from Spanish, meaning a unit of measure for grain, specifically a measure of capacity. It is derived from the Arabic word 'fāniqah', which also refers to a measure of grain.
Think of 'fanega' as a specific measure of grain, connecting it to its Spanish roots and the Arabic influence on the term.