Length/Distance Convert from cubit [Royal Egyptian] to cana (canna, canne)
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agate line [Adobe]
alen [Danish]
alen [Scandinavia]
alen [Swedish]
angstrom
arms-length
arpent [Canada]
arpent [France]
arsheen [Russia]
arshin [iran]
arshin [iraq]
astronomical unit
attometer
bamboo
barleycorn
bee space
bicron
block [East U.S.]
block [Midwest U.S.]
block [South, West U.S.]
bohr
braccio [Italy]
braza [Argentina]
braza [Spain]
braza [Texas]
button measure
cable [British]
cable [U.S.]
caliber
cana (canna, canne)
cape foot
cape inch
cape rood
centimeter
ch'ih [China]
chain [Gunter, survey]
chain [Ramsden, engineer]
chinese foot
chinese inch
chinese mile
chinese yard
city block [East U.S.]
city block [Midwest U.S.]
city block [South, West U.S.]
click [U.S. military]
cuadra
cuadra [Argentina]
cubit [Egyption]
cubit [English]
cubit [Roman]
cubit [Royal Egyptian]
cuerda
decimeter
dekameter
didot point
digit
diraa [Egypt]
dong [Vietnam]
douzieme [print]
douzieme [watchmaking]
dra [Iraq]
dra [Russia]
el [Dutch]
ell [English]
ell [Scotland]
elle [Germany]
elle [Vienna]
em
estadio [Portugal]
estadio [Spain]
exameter
faden [Austria]
faden [Switzerland]
fall [English]
fall [Scotland]
fathom
fathom [ancient]
faust [Hungary]
feet [Egypt]
feet [France]
feet [international, U.S.]
feet [iraq]
feet [Netherlands]
feet [pre-1963 Canada]
feet [Rome]
feet [survey]
femtometer
fermi
finger
fingerbreadth
fist
fod
foot [Egypt]
foot [France]
foot [international, U.S.]
foot [iraq]
foot [Netherlands]
foot [pre-1963 Canada]
foot [Rome]
foot [survey]
football field [Canada]
football field [U.S., complete]
football field [U.S.]
furlong [international]
furlong [survey]
fuss [German]
gigameter
gigaparsec
gnat's eye
goad
gry
hair's breadth
hand [non-equine]
handbreadth
hat [Cambodia]
hectometer
heer
hubble
hvat [Croatia]
inch [international, U.S.]
iron
ken [Japan]
kerat
kilofoot
kilometer
kiloparsec
kiloyard
kind
klafter [Austria]
klafter [Switzerland]
klick
kyu
lap [competition]
lap [old]
lap [olympic pool]
league [ancient Celtic]
league [nautical]
league [UK nautical]
league [UK]
league [US statute]
leap
legoa
legua
legua [Spanish, post-1568]
legua [Spanish, pre-1568]
legua [Texas]
li [ancient China]
li [imperial China]
li [modern China]
lieue [France, metric]
lieue [France, nautical]
lieue [France]
light year
ligne [France]
ligne [Swiss]
line
line [small]
link [Gunter, survey]
link [Ramden, engineer]
lug
lug [great]
marathon
mark twain
megameter
megaparsec
meile [Austria]
meile [geographische]
meile [North Germany]
meter
metre
metric mile
metric mile [high school]
microinch
micrometer
micromicron
micron
miglio
miil (mijl) [Danish]
miil (mijl) [Denmark]
miil (mijl) [Sweden, ancient]
mil
mil [Sweden]
mile [Britain, ancient]
mile [international]
mile [Irish]
mile [nautical, international]
mile [nautical, UK]
mile [nautical, US]
mile [Roman, ancient]
mile [Scottish]
mile [statute]
mile [survey, US]
milha [Portuguese]
military pace
military pace [double time]
milla [Spanish]
mille [French]
milliare [Rome]
millimeter
millimicron
mkono [Africa]
moot [India]
myriameter
nail
nanometer
nanon
pace [great]
pace [Roman]
palm [Britain, Roman minor]
palm [Dutch]
palm [US, Roman major]
palmo [Portuguese]
palmo [Spanish]
palmo [Texas]
parasang
Paris foot
parsec
pe [Portuguese]
pearl
perch
perch [Ireland]
pertica
pes
petameter
pica
picometer
pie [Argentina]
pie [Italian]
pie [Spanish]
pie [Texas]
pied de roi
pik
pike [Greece]
point [Adobe]
point [Britain, US]
point [Didot]
point [TeX]
pole
polegada [Portuguese]
pouce
pu [China]
pulgada
pygme [Greece]
Q
quadrant
quarter
quarter [cloth]
quarter [print]
range
reed [Israel]
ri [Japan]
ridge
river [Egypt]
rod [international]
rod [survey]
roede
rood
rope
royal foot
rute [Germany]
sadzhen
sagene
Scots foot
Scots mile
seemeile
shackle
shaftment
shaftment [ancient]
shaku
siriometer
smoot
span
spat
stadium
step
stick
story
stride [great]
stride [Roman]
t'sun
tenthmeter
terameter
thou
toise
township
tu
twain
twip
U
vara [California]
vara [Mexico]
vara [Portuguese]
vara [South America]
vara [Spanish]
vara [Texas]
verge
vershok
verst
wah [Thailand]
werst
X unit
yard
yoctometer
yottameter
zeptometer
zettameter
zoll [Germany]
zoll [Switzerland]
agate line [Adobe]
alen [Danish]
alen [Scandinavia]
alen [Swedish]
angstrom
arms-length
arpent [Canada]
arpent [France]
arsheen [Russia]
arshin [iran]
arshin [iraq]
astronomical unit
attometer
bamboo
barleycorn
bee space
bicron
block [East U.S.]
block [Midwest U.S.]
block [South, West U.S.]
bohr
braccio [Italy]
braza [Argentina]
braza [Spain]
braza [Texas]
button measure
cable [British]
cable [U.S.]
caliber
cana (canna, canne)
cape foot
cape inch
cape rood
centimeter
ch'ih [China]
chain [Gunter, survey]
chain [Ramsden, engineer]
chinese foot
chinese inch
chinese mile
chinese yard
city block [East U.S.]
city block [Midwest U.S.]
city block [South, West U.S.]
click [U.S. military]
cuadra
cuadra [Argentina]
cubit [Egyption]
cubit [English]
cubit [Roman]
cubit [Royal Egyptian]
cuerda
decimeter
dekameter
didot point
digit
diraa [Egypt]
dong [Vietnam]
douzieme [print]
douzieme [watchmaking]
dra [Iraq]
dra [Russia]
el [Dutch]
ell [English]
ell [Scotland]
elle [Germany]
elle [Vienna]
em
estadio [Portugal]
estadio [Spain]
exameter
faden [Austria]
faden [Switzerland]
fall [English]
fall [Scotland]
fathom
fathom [ancient]
faust [Hungary]
feet [Egypt]
feet [France]
feet [international, U.S.]
feet [iraq]
feet [Netherlands]
feet [pre-1963 Canada]
feet [Rome]
feet [survey]
femtometer
fermi
finger
fingerbreadth
fist
fod
foot [Egypt]
foot [France]
foot [international, U.S.]
foot [iraq]
foot [Netherlands]
foot [pre-1963 Canada]
foot [Rome]
foot [survey]
football field [Canada]
football field [U.S., complete]
football field [U.S.]
furlong [international]
furlong [survey]
fuss [German]
gigameter
gigaparsec
gnat's eye
goad
gry
hair's breadth
hand [non-equine]
handbreadth
hat [Cambodia]
hectometer
heer
hubble
hvat [Croatia]
inch [international, U.S.]
iron
ken [Japan]
kerat
kilofoot
kilometer
kiloparsec
kiloyard
kind
klafter [Austria]
klafter [Switzerland]
klick
kyu
lap [competition]
lap [old]
lap [olympic pool]
league [ancient Celtic]
league [nautical]
league [UK nautical]
league [UK]
league [US statute]
leap
legoa
legua
legua [Spanish, post-1568]
legua [Spanish, pre-1568]
legua [Texas]
li [ancient China]
li [imperial China]
li [modern China]
lieue [France, metric]
lieue [France, nautical]
lieue [France]
light year
ligne [France]
ligne [Swiss]
line
line [small]
link [Gunter, survey]
link [Ramden, engineer]
lug
lug [great]
marathon
mark twain
megameter
megaparsec
meile [Austria]
meile [geographische]
meile [North Germany]
meter
metre
metric mile
metric mile [high school]
microinch
micrometer
micromicron
micron
miglio
miil (mijl) [Danish]
miil (mijl) [Denmark]
miil (mijl) [Sweden, ancient]
mil
mil [Sweden]
mile [Britain, ancient]
mile [international]
mile [Irish]
mile [nautical, international]
mile [nautical, UK]
mile [nautical, US]
mile [Roman, ancient]
mile [Scottish]
mile [statute]
mile [survey, US]
milha [Portuguese]
military pace
military pace [double time]
milla [Spanish]
mille [French]
milliare [Rome]
millimeter
millimicron
mkono [Africa]
moot [India]
myriameter
nail
nanometer
nanon
pace [great]
pace [Roman]
palm [Britain, Roman minor]
palm [Dutch]
palm [US, Roman major]
palmo [Portuguese]
palmo [Spanish]
palmo [Texas]
parasang
Paris foot
parsec
pe [Portuguese]
pearl
perch
perch [Ireland]
pertica
pes
petameter
pica
picometer
pie [Argentina]
pie [Italian]
pie [Spanish]
pie [Texas]
pied de roi
pik
pike [Greece]
point [Adobe]
point [Britain, US]
point [Didot]
point [TeX]
pole
polegada [Portuguese]
pouce
pu [China]
pulgada
pygme [Greece]
Q
quadrant
quarter
quarter [cloth]
quarter [print]
range
reed [Israel]
ri [Japan]
ridge
river [Egypt]
rod [international]
rod [survey]
roede
rood
rope
royal foot
rute [Germany]
sadzhen
sagene
Scots foot
Scots mile
seemeile
shackle
shaftment
shaftment [ancient]
shaku
siriometer
smoot
span
spat
stadium
step
stick
story
stride [great]
stride [Roman]
t'sun
tenthmeter
terameter
thou
toise
township
tu
twain
twip
U
vara [California]
vara [Mexico]
vara [Portuguese]
vara [South America]
vara [Spanish]
vara [Texas]
verge
vershok
verst
wah [Thailand]
werst
X unit
yard
yoctometer
yottameter
zeptometer
zettameter
zoll [Germany]
zoll [Switzerland]
Result (rounded to 7 decimal places):
Related Categories: Common Length Conversions Metric Length Conversions
Unit Definition (cubit [Royal Egyptian]) The Cubit is a historic unit of distance frequently mentioned in the Bible. The word comes from the Latin cubitum, "elbow," because the unit represents the length of a man's forearm from his elbow to the tip of his outstretched middle finger. This distance tends to be about 18 inches or roughly 45 centimeters. In ancient times, the cubit was usually defined to equal 24 digits or 6 palms. The Egyptian royal or "long" cubit, however, was equal to 28 digits or 7 palms. In the English system, the digit is conventionally identified as 3/4 inch; this makes the ordinary cubit exactly 18 inches (45.72 centimeters). The Roman cubit was shorter, about 44.4 centimeters (17.5 inches). The ordinary Egyptian cubit was just under 45 centimeters, and most authorities estimate the royal cubit at about 52.35 centimeters (20.61 inches).
Unit Definition (cana (canna, canne)) The caña (canna, canne) are traditional units of distance in Spain, Italy, and southern France, respectively. The caña varied in size, but it was most often defined as 8 palmos, which makes it the Mediterranean version of the fathom, equal to roughly 2 meters or 6.5 feet. In Italy a measuring stick is still called a canna metrica. The unit is sometimes translated to "rod" in English, but "fathom" is the proper choice.