A decilitre (dl) is a tenth of a litre. The litre (spelled litre in Commonwealth English and liter in American English) is a unit of volume. There are two official symbols, the Latin letter el in both cases: l and L. The litre is not an SI unit but is accepted for use with the SI. The SI unit of volume is the cubic metre (m³).
Metric
Cubic kilometer
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Cubic meter
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Hectoliter
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Decaliter
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Cubic decimeter
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Litre (l)
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Deciliter
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Centiliter
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Cubic centimeter
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Milliliter
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Cubic millimeter
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Microliter
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British imperial liquid/dry
Barrel
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Bushel (bu)
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Peck (pk)
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Gallon (gal)
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Quart (qt)
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Pint (pt)
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Fluid ounce (oz)
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U.S. liquid measure
Acre foot
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Cubic yard (yd³)
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Barrel
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Cubic foot (ft³)
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Gallon (gal)
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Quart (qt)
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Pint (pt)
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Gill
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Fluid ounce (oz)
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Cubic inch (in³)
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Fluid dram
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Minim
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U.S. dry measure
Barrel
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Bushel (bu)
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Peck (pk)
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Gallon (gal)
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Quart (qt)
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Pint (pt)
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Gill
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Board foot (FBM)
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Japanese
Koku
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To
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Sho
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Go
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Cooking (U.S.)
Cup
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Tablespoon
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Teaspoon
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Cooking (metric)
Tablespoon
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Teaspoon
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Spice measure
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