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The parasa (פרסה, derived from the Persian parasang) was a unit of length or distance in the Ancient Hebrew system. The plural was parasa'oth (Ancient pronunciation) or parasa'ot (Modern Israeli pronunciation) (פרסות). The Persian parasang was approximately equal to four Roman miles, and the relation of the parasa to the mil was similarly set at 4 to 1.

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  • Parasa (Ancient Hebrew)
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  • The parasa (פרסה, derived from the Persian parasang) was a unit of length or distance in the Ancient Hebrew system. The plural was parasa'oth (Ancient pronunciation) or parasa'ot (Modern Israeli pronunciation) (פרסות). The Persian parasang was approximately equal to four Roman miles, and the relation of the parasa to the mil was similarly set at 4 to 1.
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  • The parasa (פרסה, derived from the Persian parasang) was a unit of length or distance in the Ancient Hebrew system. The plural was parasa'oth (Ancient pronunciation) or parasa'ot (Modern Israeli pronunciation) (פרסות). The Persian parasang was approximately equal to four Roman miles, and the relation of the parasa to the mil was similarly set at 4 to 1.
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