migráló

Migráló is a type of measurement used in some Eastern European countries, particularly in Hungary and other countries that have adopted the metric system. It is a unit of length or distance that is equal to about two-thirds of a meter, or 0.6667 meters exactly. The name "migráló" comes from the Hungarian word for "swallow," which is said to be representative of the bird's migratory pattern and its relatively small size.

In everyday use, migrants or similar units are sometimes employed as an informal way to convey large quantities of a particular measurement. For example, in Hungary, people might refer to quantities of food as kilogram, but in certain contexts, especially when communicating with friends or family, they might resort to terms such as "truckload" or "migrant" for added emphasis. This tends to reflect specifics of once-practical society and particular infrastructures present within an area. This may be decided culturally.

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