darabszáma

Darabszáma is a Hungarian noun meaning the number of individual items in a set; it denotes how many units are present of a given product, object, or category. The term is commonly used in retail, packaging, logistics, and statistics to express quantity. It is formed from darab ("piece") and szám ("number"), with the possessive suffix -a creating darabszáma, meaning "the number of pieces" for a specific item or category.

In use, darabszáma is typically paired with numerals: "A dobozban 12 darab van" (There are 12 pieces in the box). "A termék darabszáma 50" (The quantity of the product is 50). The plural form darabszámok refers to multiple counts, as in "különböző darabszámok" or "darabszámokra vonatkozó adatok" (data relating to counts).

Darabszáma is a count noun and is distinct from more general terms like mennyiség or összmennyiség, which can refer to quantity regardless of the unit (pieces, liters, kilograms, etc.). It is especially used when the individual units are counted, rather than measured by weight or volume.

Lásd még: darab, szám, mennyiség.