countable
Able to enumerate
Countable describes things that can be enumerated as discrete units.
In grammar, countable nouns (also called count nouns) are those that can take a plural form and be modified by numbers or words like "many" or "few": three apples, several ideas.
This contrasts with uncountable or mass nouns like "water" or "furniture." In mathematics, a countable set is one whose elements can be put into correspondence with the natural numbers, even if infinite.
Having definite bounds
- infiniteHaving no bounds
- cardinalitySize of a set
- ordinalNumber denoting position
- setArrange in position
integers · natural numbers · enumerable · aleph · one-to-one · correspondence · Cantor · sequence
Symbol representing quantity
quantity · dozen · score · batch · collection · aggregate · inventory · census
Restricted in extent
- boundedConfined within limits
- finiteHaving definite bounds
- determinableAble to be established
- calculableAble to be computed
computable · ascertainable · assessable · estimable · reckonable · listable · trackable · auditable
One in number
- pluralMore than one
- nounWord naming something
- nounsWords naming entities
- articlesWritten works or items
determiners · quantifiers · pluralization · indefinite · numerals · classifier · inflection · morphology
finite
Having definite bounds
- infiniteHaving no bounds
- cardinalitySize of a set
- ordinalNumber denoting position
set · integers · natural numbers · enumerable · aleph · one-to-one · correspondence · Cantor · sequence · discrete
number
Symbol representing quantity
amount · quantity · dozen · score · batch · collection · aggregate · inventory · census · headcount
limited
Restricted in extent
- boundedConfined within limits
- finiteHaving definite bounds
- determinableAble to be established
calculable · computable · ascertainable · assessable · estimable · reckonable · listable · trackable · auditable · verifiable
singular
One in number
articles · determiners · quantifiers · pluralization · indefinite · numerals · classifier · inflection · morphology · syntax
units
Standard measures of quantity
- itemsIndividual units or objects
- objectsTangible items or protests
- elementsFundamental parts or substances
individuals · pieces · components · entities · tokens · specimens · members · instances · particles · atoms
- measurable qualitiesmeasurable, calculable, numerical, computable, quantifiable
- noun grammarnoun, noun phrase, case, declension, noun clause
- sequencessequence, arithmetic, series, geometric, progressions
- set theorysets, set, subset, superset, empty set
- grammatical categoriesmasculine, feminine, neuter, singular, plural
- measurementscales, gauging, balance, metering, gram
countableuncountable
Not able to enumerate
countless · innumerable · incalculable · numberless · continuous
countableuncountable
Not able to enumerate
mass · noncountable · noncount · continuous · collective