Core answer: The phrase in Polish asks about “ile ma stopa,” i.e., “how long is a foot.” In modern usage, a foot is exactly 30.48 centimeters (0.3048 meters). If you’re asking about the historical Polish feet, there were several regional variants with slightly different lengths (e.g., Warszawska ~29.78 cm, Lwowska ~29.77 cm, Krakowska ~29.8 cm, etc.). Most contemporary contexts use the imperial foot of 30.48 cm. Definitions and quick references
- Modern English foot (ft): 1 ft = 12 inches = 30.48 cm = 0.3048 m.
- Common conversions:
- 1 inch = 2.54 cm
- 1 meter = 3.28084 feet
- Historical Polish feet (examples):
- Stopa warszawska (old Warsaw foot) around 29.78 cm
- Stopa lwowska (Galician/Lviv foot) around 29.77 cm
- Stopa krakowska around 29.8 cm
Note: These historical variants were used in different regions and periods; they are mostly of historical interest today.
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