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count

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/kaʊnt/ · count

To determine the total number of items.

Meanings

verbformal

To determine the total number of items.

اشیاء کی کل تعداد معلوم کرنا۔

گِننا

ginna

Synonyms

calculateenumeratetallyحساب کرناشمار کرناجمع کرنا

Antonyms

ignoredisregardنظر انداز کرناتوڑنا

Common Collocations

  • count the numbers
  • count on someone
  • count your blessings

Example Sentences

Please count the number of chairs in the room.

براہ کرم کمرے میں کرسیوں کی تعداد گنیں۔

Barah-e-karam kamray mein kursiyon ki tadaad ginen.

She can count very quickly.

وہ بہت تیزی سے گن سکتی ہے۔

Woh bohat taizi se gin sakti hai.

Can you count to a hundred?

کیا آپ سو تک گن سکتے ہیں؟

Kya aap so tak gin sakte hain?

Easily Confused With

counted:Counted is the past tense of count, indicating that the action has been completed.
nounformal

The action of counting; a total number or score.

گِننے کی کارروائی؛ ایک کل تعداد یا سکور۔

شمار

shumar

Synonyms

totalnumberscoreکلتعدادسکور

Antonyms

zerononeصفرکچھ نہیں

Common Collocations

  • counts of votes
  • final count
  • count of items

Example Sentences

The final count was announced last night.

آخری شمار گزشتہ رات اعلان کیا گیا تھا۔

Aakhri shumar guzishata raat elaan kiya gaya tha.

We need to keep a count of our expenses.

ہمیں اپنے خرچوں کا شمار رکھنا چاہیے۔

Humein apne kharchon ka shumar rakhna chahiye.

The count is up to fifty now.

اب شمار پچاس تک پہنچ چکا ہے۔

Ab shumar pachaas tak pohanch chuka hai.

Easily Confused With

counted:Counted refers to the act of having added or calculated a number previously.

Word Family

counter
nounگننے والا
countable
adjectiveشمار کرنے کے قابل
counting
nounگنتی

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of a counter when you need to remember how to count.

Picture someone counting beads on an abacus.

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

گنے شمار سے بڑھ کر نہ ہو۔

Ginne shumar se barh kar na ho.

Nothing is greater than being counted.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Old French "conter" — to count

First known use: 13th century

The word 'count' derives from the Old French 'conter', which itself comes from the Latin 'computare', meaning to compute or calculate.