Noun

count

1. The male ruler of a county. Also known as an earl, especially in England.
   • The female equivalent is countess.
2. The result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set.
3. A countdown.
4. A charge of misconduct brought in a legal proceding.

Translations

• Breton: kont m -ed pl (1), kont f -où pl (2)
• Dutch: graaf m (1), telling f (2)
• Finnish: kreivi (1), määrä (2), lähtölaskenta (3)
• French: comte m (1)
• German: Graf m (1)
• Lithuanian: grafas m (1)
• Polish: hrabia m, hrabina f (1), odliczanie n (3)
• Portuguese: conde m (1)
• Romanian conte m (1), numărare f (2), numărătoare f (3)
• Russian: граф (1), счёт (2), отсчёт (3)
• Slovene: grof m (1), rezultat m (2), odštevanje n (3)
• Spanish: conde m (1)

Verb

to count

Intransitive

1. To enumerate the digits of one's numeral system.

Transitive

1. To determine the number (of objects in a group.)

Translations

• Breton: kontañ
• Dutch: tellen
• Esperanto: konti
• Finnish: laskea
• French: compter
• German: zählen
• Italian: contare
• Polish: liczyć
• Portuguese: contar
• Romanian: număra
• Russian: считать imperf
• Spanish: contar