innumerable
Innumerable is an adjective that expresses a quantity so large that it cannot be counted. In everyday language it conveys vastness or abundance, and does not necessarily imply literal infinity. The word is often used to mean “too many to tally,” as in innumerable stars or innumerable grains of sand.
Etymology traces innumerable to Latin innumerabilis, from in- “not” + numerabilis “able to be counted,” passing into
In common style, innumerable describes items that are numerous in practice, finite but effectively uncountable, or
Mathematics treats the term as non-technical. A set may be finite, countably infinite, or uncountable; these
See also: countable and uncountable sets, infinity, enumeration. The concept broadly relates to the idea of