What does COUNT mean?

Count 1. Parts of Speech

Count is a verb and a noun.

2. Definitions Verb

To count means to determine the total number of something. It can also mean to include something in a calculation or to rely on someone or something.

Noun

A count is the total number of something. It can also refer to a nobleman in some European countries.

3. Pronunciations (US, UK)

US: /kaʊnt/

UK: /kaʊnt/

4. Origin and Usage

The verb "count" comes from the Old French word "conter," which means "to tell." It has been used in English since the 13th century. The noun "count" comes from the Latin word "comes," which means "companion" or "attendant." It has been used in English since the 14th century.

"Count" is a common word in English and is used in many different contexts. It is often used in mathematics and finance, as well as in everyday conversation.

5. Synonyms Verb

• Tally
• Add up
• Calculate
• Enumerate

Noun

• Total
• Number
• Tally
• Score

6. Related Words

• Count
• Court
• Crate
• Craft
• Crown

7. Example Sentences Verb

She counted the money carefully before putting it in the bank. (meaning: determined the total number of)

Don forget to count me in for the party. (meaning: include in a calculation)

He counts on his assistant to keep him organized. (meaning: rely on)