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Encyclopedia > Counter word

A counter word is a word which is used for counting besides the numeral and the noun. Many languages have counter words.


Examples:


The German words 'Stück', 'Paar', 'Laib'.


See also: Japanese counter word


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Japanese counter word - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (979 words)
Counter words are similar in function to the word "sheet" in "two sheets of paper" or "cup" in "two cups of coffee", but in Japanese, (almost) all nouns require a counter.
In general, the counter words mentioned above are cardinal numbers, in that they indicate quantity.
To transform a counter word into an ordinal number that denotes position in a sequence, me (ç›®) is added to the end of the counter.
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Word Counter is a Macintosh OS X application that performs a word count and a character count.
Word Counter should generally be thought of as providing a very close estimate of the true word and character count, but counts may differ depending on what program is used.
Word Counter is provided "as is" and no guarantee is made as to its function or any problems that occur as a result of its use.
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