blóðfjórðungur
Blóðfjórðungur is an Icelandic term that translates to "blood quarter" or "blood fourth." It refers to a specific measure of land, historically used in Iceland. This unit of measurement was not standardized across the entire country and varied in size depending on the region and the specific legal or customary practices in place at the time. Generally, a blóðfjóðungur represented a quarter of a farm's land.
The concept of dividing land into fractions like this was common in many pre-modern agricultural societies.
While the exact size of a blóðfjóðungur is difficult to ascertain today due to regional variations and