yard | 1 yd | 2 yd | 3 yd | 4 yd | 5 yd | 6 yd | 7 yd | 8 yd | 9 yd | 10 yd | 11 yd | 12 yd | 13 yd | 14 yd | 15 yd | 16 yd | 17 yd | 18 yd | 19 yd | 20 yd | 21 yd | 22 yd | 23 yd | 24 yd | 25 yd | 26 yd | 27 yd | 28 yd | 29 yd | 30 yd | 31 yd | 32 yd | 33 yd | 34 yd | 35 yd | 36 yd | 37 yd | 38 yd | 39 yd | 40 yd | 41 yd | 42 yd | 43 yd | 44 yd | 45 yd | 46 yd | 47 yd | 48 yd | 49 yd | 50 yd | 51 yd | 52 yd | 53 yd | 54 yd | 55 yd | 56 yd | 57 yd | 58 yd | 59 yd | 60 yd | 61 yd | 62 yd | 63 yd | 64 yd | 65 yd | 66 yd | 67 yd | 68 yd | 69 yd | 70 yd | 71 yd | 72 yd | 73 yd | 74 yd | 75 yd | 76 yd | 77 yd | 78 yd | 79 yd | 80 yd | 81 yd | 82 yd | 83 yd | 84 yd | 85 yd | 86 yd | 87 yd | 88 yd | 89 yd | 90 yd | 91 yd | 92 yd | 93 yd | 94 yd | 95 yd | 96 yd | 97 yd | 98 yd | 99 yd | 100 yd |
ell | 0.8 ell | 1.6 ell | 2.4 ell | 3.2 ell | 4 ell | 4.8 ell | 5.6 ell | 6.4 ell | 7.2 ell | 8 ell | 8.8 ell | 9.6 ell | 10.4 ell | 11.2 ell | 12 ell | 12.8 ell | 13.6 ell | 14.4 ell | 15.2 ell | 16 ell | 16.8 ell | 17.6 ell | 18.4 ell | 19.2 ell | 20 ell | 20.8 ell | 21.6 ell | 22.4 ell | 23.2 ell | 24 ell | 24.8 ell | 25.6 ell | 26.4 ell | 27.2 ell | 28 ell | 28.8 ell | 29.6 ell | 30.4 ell | 31.2 ell | 32 ell | 32.8 ell | 33.6 ell | 34.4 ell | 35.2 ell | 36 ell | 36.8 ell | 37.6 ell | 38.4 ell | 39.2 ell | 40 ell | 40.8 ell | 41.6 ell | 42.4 ell | 43.2 ell | 44 ell | 44.8 ell | 45.6 ell | 46.4 ell | 47.2 ell | 48 ell | 48.8 ell | 49.6 ell | 50.4 ell | 51.2 ell | 52 ell | 52.8 ell | 53.6 ell | 54.4 ell | 55.2 ell | 56 ell | 56.8 ell | 57.6 ell | 58.4 ell | 59.2 ell | 60 ell | 60.8 ell | 61.6 ell | 62.4 ell | 63.2 ell | 64 ell | 64.8 ell | 65.6 ell | 66.4 ell | 67.2 ell | 68 ell | 68.8 ell | 69.6 ell | 70.4 ell | 71.2 ell | 72 ell | 72.8 ell | 73.6 ell | 74.4 ell | 75.2 ell | 76 ell | 76.8 ell | 77.6 ell | 78.4 ell | 79.2 ell | 80 ell |
The yard (abbreviation: yd) is an English unit of length, in both the British imperial and US customary systems of measurement, that comprises 3 feet or 36 inches.
1 yards = 0.8 ell | 4 yards = 3.2 ell |
1.5 yards = 1.2 ell | 4.5 yards = 3.6 ell |
2 yards = 1.6 ell | 5 yards = 4 ell |
2.5 yards = 2 ell | 5.5 yards = 4.4 ell |
3 yards = 2.4 ell | 6 yards = 4.8 ell |
An ell (from Proto-Germanic *alinō, cognate with Latin ulna) is a unit of measurement, originally a cubit, i.e., approximating the length of a man's arm from the elbow ("elbow" means the bend or bow of the ell or arm) to the tip of the middle finger, or about 18 inches (457 mm); in later usage, any of several longer units.
1 ell = 1.25 yards | 4 ell = 5 yards |
1.5 ell = 1.875 yards | 4.5 ell = 5.625 yards |
2 ell = 2.5 yards | 5 ell = 6.25 yards |
2.5 ell = 3.125 yards | 5.5 ell = 6.875 yards |
3 ell = 3.75 yards | 6 ell = 7.5 yards |
1 yards = 0.8 ell |
1 ell = 1.25 yards |