IPA: /ˈmɪliər/
KK: /ˈmɪliər/
A unit of weight in the metric system that equals one million grams, also known as a metric ton.
The shipment weighed a millier, which is equivalent to one metric ton.
The word 'millier' comes from Old French 'milliere', meaning a thousand. It is derived from the Latin 'mille', which also means a thousand. The suffix '-ier' indicates a person associated with or engaged in a particular activity. Therefore, 'millier' refers to a person or entity associated with a thousand.
Think of 'mille' meaning a thousand, and remember that 'millier' refers to someone associated with a thousand.