Mana and Pathi are traditional measuring units for grains, lentils and other agricultural products, widely used in Nepal before the introduction of the metric system. Mana is a smaller unit, while Pathi is larger, with 1 Pathi equal to 8 Manas. These units were widely used before the metric system and are still prevalent in rural markets and farming communities. They symbolize Nepal’s historical agricultural economy and are an integral part of traditional grain trade practices.