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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: kount
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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /kaʊnt/
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• Northumbria: /kuːnt/
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• rhymes with -aʊnt
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *ḱe? Proto-Indo-European *ḱóm Proto-Italic *kom Proto-Italic *kom- Latin con- Latin com- Latin putus Proto-Indo-European *-h2 Proto-Indo-European *-éh2 Proto-Indo-European *-yéti Proto-Indo-European *-eh2yéti Proto-Indo-European *-h2tiinflu. Proto-Italic *-ājō Proto-Italic *-āō Latin -ō Latin putō Latin computō Anglo-Norman counterbor. Middle English counten English count From Middle English counten, borrowed from Anglo-Norman conter, from Old French conter (“add up; tell a story”), from Latin computō (“to compute”). In this sense, displaced native Old English tellan, whence Modern English tell. Doublet of compute. Compare typologically reckon, Russian счита́ть (sčitátʹ), счита́ться (sčitátʹsja); the semantic evolution to Mongolian санах (sanax).

From Middle English counte, from Anglo-Norman conte and Old French comte (“count”), from Latin comes (“companion”) (more specifically derived from its accusative form comitem) in the sense of "noble fighting alongside the king". Doublet of comes, comte, and conte.

445 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Asturian: cuenta — the act of counting
• Belarusian: лік (lik) — the act of counting
• Belarusian: падлі́к (padlík) — the act of counting
• Bulgarian: смя́тане (smjátane) — the act of counting
• Catalan: comptatge — the act of counting
• Catalan: compte — the act of counting
• Danish: tælling — the act of counting
• Dutch: telling — the act of counting
• Estonian: loendus — the act of counting
• French: compte — the act of counting
• French: décompte — the act of counting
• Galician: conta — the act of counting
• Galician: conto — the act of counting
• Galician: reconto — the act of counting
• German: zählen — the act of counting
• German: Zählung — the act of counting
• German: Anzahl — the act of counting
• Greek: μέτρημα (métrima) — the act of counting
• Greek: μέτρηση (métrisi) — the act of counting
• Greek: καταμέτρηση (katamétrisi) — the act of counting
• Hungarian: összeszámlálás — the act of counting
• Hungarian: megszámlálás — the act of counting
• Hungarian: számolás — the act of counting
• Icelandic: talning — the act of counting
• Italian: conto — the act of counting
• Italian: conteggio — the act of counting
• Italian: calcolo — the act of counting
• Kyrgyz: эсеп (esep) — the act of counting
• Kyrgyz: чот (cot) — the act of counting
• Marathi: गणना (gaṇnā) — the act of counting
• Norwegian Bokmål: opptelling — the act of counting
• Norwegian Bokmål: telling — the act of counting
• Norwegian Nynorsk: oppteljing — the act of counting
• Norwegian Nynorsk: teljing — the act of counting
• Iranian Persian: شُمارِش (šomâreš) — the act of counting
• Polish: liczenie — the act of counting
• Portuguese: contagem — the act of counting
• Quechua: yupa — the act of counting
• Romanian: numărare — the act of counting
• Romanian: numărătoare — the act of counting
• Russian: счёт (sčot) — the act of counting
• Russian: подсчёт (podsčót) — the act of counting
• Southern Altai: чот (čot) — the act of counting
• Spanish: cuenta — the act of counting
• Spanish: compto — the act of counting
• Spanish: conta — the act of counting
• Spanish: conteo — the act of counting
• Spanish: cómputo — the act of counting
• Ukrainian: лічба́ (ličbá) — the act of counting
• Ukrainian: лічі́ння (ličínnja) — the act of counting
• Ukrainian: лі́чення (líčennja) — the act of counting
• Ukrainian: лік (lik) — the act of counting
• Ukrainian: підраху́нок (pidraxúnok) — the act of counting
• Yakut: суот (suot) — the act of counting
• Armenian: հաշվարկ (hašvark) — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Breton: kont — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Bulgarian: брой (broj) — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Catalan: compte — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Czech: počet — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Danish: optælling — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Dutch: telling — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Finnish: määrä — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• French: compte — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• French: nombre — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Old French: conte — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Galician: conta — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• German: Anzahl — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Hungarian: összeg — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Hungarian: szám — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Icelandic: tala — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Ido: konto — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Italian: totale — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Italian: numero — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Kyrgyz: эсеп (esep) — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Malayalam: എണ്ണം (eṇṇaṁ) — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Marathi: मोजणी (mojṇī) — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Middle English: counte — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Classical Nahuatl: pōhualli — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Navajo: nambooígíí — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Norwegian Bokmål: opptelling — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Norwegian Nynorsk: oppteljing — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Polish: policzenie — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Portuguese: contagem — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Portuguese: número — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Romanian: numărătoare — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Russian: счёт (sčot) — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Slovene: rezultat — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Slovene: seštevek — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Spanish: conteo — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Spanish: número — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Ukrainian: підраху́нок (pidraxúnok) — the result of a tally that reveals the number of items in a set
• Armenian: հաշվարկ (hašvark) — a countdown
• Belarusian: адлі́к (adlík) — a countdown
• Bulgarian: отброя́ване (otbrojávane) — a countdown
• Czech: odpočet — a countdown
• Danish: nedtælling — a countdown
• Dutch: aftelling — a countdown
• Finnish: lähtölaskenta — a countdown
• French: compte à rebours — a countdown
• French: décompte — a countdown
• Hungarian: visszaszámlálás — a countdown
• Macedonian: одбројување (odbrojuvanje) — a countdown
• Polish: odliczanie — a countdown
• Portuguese: contagem final — a countdown
• Romanian: numărătoare — a countdown
• Russian: отсчёт (otsčót) — a countdown
• Slovene: odštevanje — a countdown
• Ukrainian: ві́длік (vídlik) — a countdown
• Chinese Mandarin: 罪項 /罪项 (zuìxiàng) — a charge of misconduct
• Chinese Mandarin: 項 /项 (xiàng) — a charge of misconduct
• Finnish: syyte — a charge of misconduct
• Finnish: syytekohta — a charge of misconduct
• French: chef d'accusation — a charge of misconduct
• French: chef d’inculpation — a charge of misconduct
• Greek: κατηγορία (katigoría) — a charge of misconduct
• Hungarian: vádpont — a charge of misconduct
• Hungarian: rendbeli — a charge of misconduct
• Irish: scór — a charge of misconduct
• Italian: capo d'accusa — a charge of misconduct
• Romanian: cap de acuzare — a charge of misconduct
• Spanish: punto — a charge of misconduct
• Spanish: cargo — a charge of misconduct
• Swedish: anklagelsepunkt — a charge of misconduct
• Swedish: åtalspunkt — a charge of misconduct
• Thai: กระทง (grà-tong) — a charge of misconduct
• Albanian: kont — ruler of a county (male)
• Arabic: كُونْت (kōnt) — ruler of a county (male)
• Armenian: կոմս (koms) — ruler of a county (male)
• Armenian: գրաֆ (graf) — ruler of a county (male)
• Asturian: conde — ruler of a county (male)
• Azerbaijani: qraf — ruler of a county (male)
• Belarusian: граф (hraf) — ruler of a county (male)
• Belarusian: грап (hrap) — ruler of a county (male)
• Bengali: কাউণ্ট (kaunṭo) — ruler of a county (male)
• Breton: kont — ruler of a county (male)
• Bulgarian: граф (graf) — ruler of a county (male)
• Catalan: comte — ruler of a county (male)
• Chinese Mandarin: 伯爵 (bójué) — ruler of a county (male)
• Czech: hrabě — ruler of a county (male)
• Danish: greve — ruler of a county (male)
• Dutch: graaf — ruler of a county (male)
• Esperanto: grafo — ruler of a county (male)
• Estonian: krahv — ruler of a county (male)
• Faroese: greivi — ruler of a county (male)
• Finnish: kreivi — ruler of a county (male)
• French: comte — ruler of a county (male)
• Middle French: comte — ruler of a county (male)
• Old French: conte — ruler of a county (male)
• Galician: conde — ruler of a county (male)
• Georgian: გრაფი (grapi) — ruler of a county (male)
• German: Graf — ruler of a county (male)
• Old High German: grāvo — ruler of a county (male)
• Greek: κόμης (kómis) — ruler of a county (male)
• Hawaiian: kauna — ruler of a county (male)
• Hebrew: רוֹזֵן (rozén) — ruler of a county (male)
• Hindi: कौंट (ka͠uṭ) — ruler of a county (male)
• Hungarian: gróf — ruler of a county (male)
• Icelandic: greifi — ruler of a county (male)
• Ido: komto — ruler of a county (male)
• Irish: cunta — ruler of a county (male)
• Irish: cuntaí — ruler of a county (male)
• Italian: conte — ruler of a county (male)
• Japanese: 伯爵 (hakushaku) — ruler of a county (male)
• Kazakh: граф (graf) — ruler of a county (male)
• Khmer: ព្រះ (prĕəh) — ruler of a county (male)
• Korean: 백작 (baekjak) — ruler of a county (male)
• Kyrgyz: граф (graf) — ruler of a county (male)
• Latin: comes — ruler of a county (male)
• Latvian: grāfs — ruler of a county (male)
• Lithuanian: grafas — ruler of a county (male)
• Macedonian: гроф (grof) — ruler of a county (male)
• Malay: count — ruler of a county (male)
• Manchu: ᠪᡝ (be) — ruler of a county (male)
• Marathi: काउन्ट (kāunṭa) — ruler of a county (male)
• Middle English: erl — ruler of a county (male)
• Norwegian Bokmål: greve — ruler of a county (male)
• Norwegian Nynorsk: greve — ruler of a county (male)
• Old English: eorl — ruler of a county (male)
• Old English: ġerēfa — ruler of a county (male)
• Pannonian Rusyn: ґроф (grof) — ruler of a county (male)
• Iranian Persian: کُنْت (kont) — ruler of a county (male)
• Polish: hrabia — ruler of a county (male)
• Polish: graf — ruler of a county (male)
• Old Polish: grabia — ruler of a county (male)
• Old Polish: grof — ruler of a county (male)
• Portuguese: conde — ruler of a county (male)
• Romanian: comite — ruler of a county (male)
• Romanian: conte — ruler of a county (male)
• Romanian: grof — ruler of a county (male)
• Russian: граф (graf) — ruler of a county (male)
• Scottish Gaelic: iarla — ruler of a county (male)
• Serbo-Croatian: гро̏ф — ruler of a county (male)
• Serbo-Croatian: grȍf — ruler of a county (male)
• Sicilian: cunti — ruler of a county (male)
• Slovak: gróf — ruler of a county (male)
• Slovene: grof — ruler of a county (male)
• Spanish: conde — ruler of a county (male)
• Spanish: cómite — ruler of a county (male)
• Swedish: greve — ruler of a county (male)
• Tagalog: konde — ruler of a county (male)
• Tajik: граф (graf) — ruler of a county (male)
• Thai: เคานต์ (káo) — ruler of a county (male)
• Turkish: kont — ruler of a county (male)
• Ottoman Turkish: قونت (kont) — ruler of a county (male)
• Turkmen: graf — ruler of a county (male)
• Ukrainian: граф (hraf) — ruler of a county (male)
• Urdu: کاؤُنْٹ (kāunṭ) — ruler of a county (male)
• Uzbek: graf — ruler of a county (male)
• Uzbek: kont — ruler of a county (male)
• Vietnamese: bá tước — ruler of a county (male)
• Walloon: conte — ruler of a county (male)
• Yiddish: גראַף (graf) — ruler of a county (male)
• Yiddish: כראַביע (khrabye) — ruler of a county (male)
• Afrikaans: tel — to enumerate or determine number
• Aklanon: bilang — to enumerate or determine number
• Albanian: njeh — to enumerate or determine number
• Albanian: numëroj — to enumerate or determine number
• Arabic: عَدَّ (ʕadda) — to enumerate or determine number
• Arabic: عدّ (ʕadd) — to enumerate or determine number
• Aramaic: ܡܢܐ (mna) — to enumerate or determine number
• Armenian: հաշվել (hašvel) — to enumerate or determine number
• Asturian: contar — to enumerate or determine number
• Azerbaijani: saymaq — to enumerate or determine number
• Belarusian: рахава́ць (raxavácʹ) — to enumerate or determine number
• Belarusian: лічы́ць (ličýcʹ) — to enumerate or determine number
• Belarusian: палічы́ць (paličýcʹ) — to enumerate or determine number
• Bengali: গণনা (gonona) — to enumerate or determine number
• Bengali: গোনা (gōna) — to enumerate or determine number
• Breton: kontañ — to enumerate or determine number
• Bulgarian: броя́ (brojá) — to enumerate or determine number
• Burmese: ရေ (re) — to enumerate or determine number
• Burmese: ရေတွက် (re-twak) — to enumerate or determine number
• Catalan: comptar — to enumerate or determine number
• Cebuano: ihap — to enumerate or determine number
• Chechen: лара (lara) — to enumerate or determine number
• Cherokee: ᏓᏎᎯᎭ (dasehiha) — to enumerate or determine number
• Chichewa: -ŵerenga — to enumerate or determine number
• Chinese Mandarin: 數 /数 (shǔ) — to enumerate or determine number
• Chinese Mandarin: 計數 /计数 (jìshù) — to enumerate or determine number
• Chinese Mandarin: 計算 /计算 (jìsuàn) — to enumerate or determine number
• Chinese Mandarin: 算 (suàn) — to enumerate or determine number
• Chinese Mandarin: 點 /点 (diǎn) — to enumerate or determine number
• Maore Comorian: uhisaɓu — to enumerate or determine number
• Czech: počítat — to enumerate or determine number
• Dalmatian: embruar — to enumerate or determine number
• Danish: tælle — to enumerate or determine number
• Dongxiang: toula — to enumerate or determine number
• Dutch: tellen — to enumerate or determine number
• Elfdalian: rekken — to enumerate or determine number
• Esperanto: kalkuli — to enumerate or determine number
• Esperanto: nombri — to enumerate or determine number
• Esperanto: numeri — to enumerate or determine number
• Estonian: loendama — to enumerate or determine number
• Faroese: telja — to enumerate or determine number
• Finnish: laskea — to enumerate or determine number
• French: compter — to enumerate or determine number
• Middle French: compter — to enumerate or determine number
• Old French: conter — to enumerate or determine number
• North Frisian: räägne — to enumerate or determine number
• Galician: contar — to enumerate or determine number
• Georgian: დათვლა (datvla) — to enumerate or determine number
• Georgian: თვლა (tvla) — to enumerate or determine number
• German: zählen — to enumerate or determine number
• Gothic: 𐌲𐌰𐍂𐌰𐌸𐌾𐌰𐌽 (garaþjan) — to enumerate or determine number
• Greek: μετράω (metráo) — to enumerate or determine number
• Ancient Greek: ἀριθμέω (arithméō) — to enumerate or determine number
• Greenlandic: kisitsivoq — to enumerate or determine number
• Haitian Creole: konte — to enumerate or determine number
• Hawaiian: helu — to enumerate or determine number
• Hebrew: סָפַר (safár) — to enumerate or determine number
• Hebrew: מָנָה (maná) — to enumerate or determine number
• Higaonon: bilang — to enumerate or determine number
• Higaonon: ihap — to enumerate or determine number
• Hindi: गिनना (ginnā) — to enumerate or determine number
• Hungarian: számol — to enumerate or determine number
• Icelandic: telja — to enumerate or determine number
• Ido: kontar — to enumerate or determine number
• Indonesian: menghitung — to enumerate or determine number
• Indonesian: hitung — to enumerate or determine number
• Ingrian: lukkia — to enumerate or determine number
• Ingrian: laskia — to enumerate or determine number
• Ingush: лархӏа (larha) — to enumerate or determine number
• Irish: ríomh — to enumerate or determine number
• Irish: áirigh — to enumerate or determine number
• Irish: comhair — to enumerate or determine number
• Italian: contare — to enumerate or determine number
• Japanese: 数える (kazoeru) — to enumerate or determine number
• Javanese: ngetung — to enumerate or determine number
• Kashubian: lëczëc — to enumerate or determine number
• Kazakh: санау (sanau) — to enumerate or determine number
• Khmer: រាប់ (rŏəp) — to enumerate or determine number
• Komi-Permyak: артавны (artavny) — to enumerate or determine number
• Korean: 세다 (seda) — to enumerate or determine number
• Central Kurdish: ژماردن (jmardin) — to enumerate or determine number
• Kyrgyz: саноо (sanoo) — to enumerate or determine number
• Ladino: kontar — to enumerate or determine number
• Lao: ນັບ (nap) — to enumerate or determine number
• Latgalian: saskaiteit — to enumerate or determine number
• Latgalian: skaitļuot — to enumerate or determine number
• Latgalian: skaiteit — to enumerate or determine number
• Latin: numerō — to enumerate or determine number
• Latin: computō — to enumerate or determine number
• Latvian: skaitīt — to enumerate or determine number
• Latvian: rēķināt — to enumerate or determine number
• Lithuanian: skaičiuoti — to enumerate or determine number
• Luxembourgish: zielen — to enumerate or determine number
• Macedonian: брои (broi) — to enumerate or determine number
• Malay: kira — to enumerate or determine number
• Malay: bilang — to enumerate or determine number
• Malay: hitung — to enumerate or determine number
• Malayalam: എണ്ണുക (eṇṇuka) — to enumerate or determine number
• Maltese: għadd — to enumerate or determine number
• Mansaka: bilang — to enumerate or determine number
• Mansaka: isip — to enumerate or determine number
• Māori: tatau — to enumerate or determine number
• Maranao: bilang — to enumerate or determine number
• Maranao: itong — to enumerate or determine number
• Maranao: iap — to enumerate or determine number
• Maranao: isip — to enumerate or determine number
• Marathi: गणणे (gaṇṇe) — to enumerate or determine number
• Marathi: मोजणे (mojṇe) — to enumerate or determine number
• Marathi: गणना करणे (gaṇnā karṇe) — to enumerate or determine number
• Middle English: counten — to enumerate or determine number
• Middle English: acounten — to enumerate or determine number
• Mongolian: тоолох (toolox) — to enumerate or determine number
• Mongolian: чьсти (čĭsti) — to enumerate or determine number
• Classical Nahuatl: pōhua — to enumerate or determine number
• Navajo: ííníshtaʼ — to enumerate or determine number
• Nepali: गन्नु (gannu) — to enumerate or determine number
• Northern Altai: тоолайарга (toolayarga) — to enumerate or determine number
• Northern Altai: санайарга (sanayarga) — to enumerate or determine number
• Norwegian Bokmål: telle — to enumerate or determine number
• Norwegian Nynorsk: telja — to enumerate or determine number
• Nyakyusa: -belenga — to enumerate or determine number
• Occitan: comptar — to enumerate or determine number
• Church Slavic: чисти (čisti) — to enumerate or determine number
• Old English: tellan — to enumerate or determine number
• Old Norse: telja — to enumerate or determine number
• Oromo: lakkaa'uu — to enumerate or determine number
• Pannonian Rusyn: чишлїц (čišljic) — to enumerate or determine number
• Pannonian Rusyn: раховац (raxovac) — to enumerate or determine number
• Pannonian Rusyn: читац (čitac) — to enumerate or determine number
• Papiamentu: reku — to enumerate or determine number
• Dari: شُمُرْدَن (šumurdan) — to enumerate or determine number
• Iranian Persian: شُمُرْدَن (šomordan) — to enumerate or determine number
• Iranian Persian: شِمُرْدَن (šemordan) — to enumerate or determine number
• Polish: liczyć — to enumerate or determine number
• Polish: policzyć — to enumerate or determine number
• Portuguese: contar — to enumerate or determine number
• Quechua: yupay — to enumerate or determine number
• Quechua: yupai — to enumerate or determine number
• Rapa Nui: tataku — to enumerate or determine number
• Romanian: număra — to enumerate or determine number
• Romansh: enumerar — to enumerate or determine number
• Romansh: dumbrar — to enumerate or determine number
• Russian: счита́ть (sčitátʹ) — to enumerate or determine number
• Russian: посчита́ть (posčitátʹ) — to enumerate or determine number
• Russian: счесть (sčestʹ) — to enumerate or determine number
• Russian: сосчита́ть (sosčitátʹ) — to enumerate or determine number
• Salar: sanağusı — to enumerate or determine number
• Northern Sami: lohkat — to enumerate or determine number
• Samoan: faitau — to enumerate or determine number
• Sanskrit: गणयति (gaṇayati) — to enumerate or determine number
• Serbo-Croatian: бро̀јати — to enumerate or determine number
• Serbo-Croatian: bròjati — to enumerate or determine number
• Sinhalese: ගණිනවා (gaṇinawā) — to enumerate or determine number
• Slovak: počítať — to enumerate or determine number
• Slovene: šteti — to enumerate or determine number
• Slovene: prešteti — to enumerate or determine number
• Lower Sorbian: licyś — to enumerate or determine number
• Upper Sorbian: ličić — to enumerate or determine number
• Southern Altai: санаар (sanaar) — to enumerate or determine number
• Spanish: contar — to enumerate or determine number
• Spanish: escrutar — to enumerate or determine number
• Spanish: cuantiar — to enumerate or determine number
• Spanish: contabilizar — to enumerate or determine number
• Old Spanish: contar — to enumerate or determine number
• Old Spanish: conptar — to enumerate or determine number
• Sundanese: étang — to enumerate or determine number
• Swedish: räkna — to enumerate or determine number
• Tajik: шумурдан (šumurdan) — to enumerate or determine number
• Tamil: எண்ணு (eṇṇu) — to enumerate or determine number
• Tatar: санарга (sanarğa) — to enumerate or determine number
• Tausug: itung — to enumerate or determine number
• Tày: án — to enumerate or determine number
• Telugu: లెక్కించు (lekkiñcu) — to enumerate or determine number
• Telugu: ఎన్ను (ennu) — to enumerate or determine number
• Tetum: sura — to enumerate or determine number
• Thai: นับ (náp) — to enumerate or determine number
• Tibetan: བགྲང (bgrang) — to enumerate or determine number
• Tonga (Malawi): -ŵelenga — to enumerate or determine number
• Tooro: -bara — to enumerate or determine number
• Tumbuka: -ŵerenga — to enumerate or determine number
• Turkish: saymak — to enumerate or determine number
• Turkmen: sanamak — to enumerate or determine number
• Ugaritic: 𐎒𐎔𐎗 (spr) — to enumerate or determine number
• Ukrainian: рахува́ти (raxuváty) — to enumerate or determine number
• Ukrainian: лічи́ти (ličýty) — to enumerate or determine number
• Urdu: گِنّا (ginnā) — to enumerate or determine number
• Uyghur: سانىماق (sanimaq) — to enumerate or determine number
• Uzbek: sanamoq — to enumerate or determine number
• Vietnamese: đếm — to enumerate or determine number
• Volapük: numön — to enumerate or determine number
• Walloon: conter — to enumerate or determine number
• Yao (Africa): -ŵalanga — to enumerate or determine number
• Yiddish: ציילן (tseyln) — to enumerate or determine number
• Zealandic: telle — to enumerate or determine number
• Bulgarian: и́мам значе́ние (ímam značénie) — to be of significance; to matter
• Catalan: comptar — to be of significance; to matter
• Catalan: valdre — to be of significance; to matter
• Chinese Mandarin: 算数 (suànshù) — to be of significance; to matter
• Chinese Mandarin: 算 (suàn) — to be of significance; to matter
• Czech: počítat s — to be of significance; to matter
• Esperanto: gravi — to be of significance; to matter
• Estonian: lugema — to be of significance; to matter
• Finnish: olla merkitystä — to be of significance; to matter
• French: compter — to be of significance; to matter
• Galician: contar — to be of significance; to matter
• German: zählen — to be of significance; to matter
• Greek: μετρώ (metró) — to be of significance; to matter
• Haitian Creole: konte — to be of significance; to matter
• Hungarian: számít — to be of significance; to matter
• Icelandic: skipta máli — to be of significance; to matter
• Icelandic: teljast með — to be of significance; to matter
• Italian: contare — to be of significance; to matter
• Lithuanian: skaitytis — to be of significance; to matter
• Macedonian: се важи (se važi) — to be of significance; to matter
• Middle English: counten — to be of significance; to matter
• Norwegian Bokmål: regnes — to be of significance; to matter
• Norwegian Nynorsk: telje — to be of significance; to matter
• Occitan: comptar — to be of significance; to matter
• Polish: liczyć się — to be of significance; to matter
• Portuguese: valer — to be of significance; to matter
• Portuguese: contar — to be of significance; to matter
• Portuguese: importar — to be of significance; to matter
• Romanian: conta — to be of significance; to matter
• Romanian: se pune — to be of significance; to matter
• Russian: счита́ться (sčitátʹsja) — to be of significance; to matter
• Sicilian: cuntari — to be of significance; to matter
• Sicilian: mpurtari — to be of significance; to matter
• Slovene: šteti — to be of significance; to matter
• Spanish: importar — to be of significance; to matter
• Spanish: contar — to be of significance; to matter
• Swedish: räknas — to be of significance; to matter
• Turkish: sayılmak — to be of significance; to matter