Stotis

Stotis is a term that can refer to several different concepts, most commonly a unit of currency or a unit of measurement.

In the context of currency, "stotis" is the name of the basic monetary unit used in Lithuania. It was the official currency of Lithuania before the introduction of the Euro. The Litas was divided into 100 centai. The symbol for the Litas was Lt, and its ISO currency code was LTL. While Lithuania is now part of the Eurozone, the Litas remains a significant part of Lithuanian economic history.

Beyond its monetary meaning, "stotis" can also be encountered in other contexts, though less frequently. It might appear as a specific term in a regional dialect or as a unique identifier for a particular entity, such as a company or a product. However, without further context, the Lithuanian currency is the most widely recognized meaning. The historical significance of the Litas as Lithuania's independent currency is a key aspect of its identity.