Used attributively before another noun, especially in linguistic terminology (e.g., "count noun"), to denote items that can be individually enumerated.

dénombrableGrammaire : se dit d’un nom pouvant être compté.

"Cat" is a count noun, whereas "water" is a mass noun.

"Cat" est un nom dénombrable, tandis que "water" est un nom massif.

Definitions

countverb

To determine the total number of items in a group.

She counted the number of apples in the basket.

To include or consider as part of a total.

Make sure to count everyone who is attending the meeting.

To rely on or trust in someone or something.

You can count on me to help you with the project.

To recite or list numbers in order.

The children learned to count from one to ten.

To have importance, significance, or influence.

In a tight election, every vote counts.

countnoun

The act of determining the total number of something.

The count of attendees at the event was higher than expected.

A nobleman in some European countries, equivalent to a British earl.

The count hosted a lavish banquet at his estate.

A number representing the total number of items in a set.

The final count of votes was announced after midnight.

A charge or accusation in a legal context.

He was found guilty on all counts of the indictment.

countadjective

Of a noun: able to be individuated and enumerated; not mass.

"Cat" is a count noun, whereas "water" is a mass noun.