No. 5,400 in Polish
stopach
"Stopach" is the locative plural form of "stopa," meaning "feet" in English.
In a sentence
Idę boso po miękkiej trawie na stopach.
I am walking barefoot on the soft grass on my feet.
In this context, 'stopach' refers to the literal parts of the body, indicating the feet walking on grass.
Czułem ból w stopach po długim spacerze.
I felt pain in my feet after a long walk.
Here, 'stopach' again literally refers to the feet, this time in relation to a sensation of pain experienced after physical activity.
Dom jest zbudowany na solidnych stopach fundamentowych.
The house is built on solid foundation bases.
In this case, 'stopach' is used metaphorically to refer to bases or supports, in this instance, the foundational structure of a house.
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