Incontables (en. Countless)

/inkonˈtables/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
It applies to something that cannot be counted or quantified due to its large quantity.
There are countless stars in the sky.
Hay incontables estrellas en el cielo.
It is used to describe a large variety or diversity that escapes precise counting.
There are countless styles of music in the world.
Existen incontables estilos de música en el mundo.

Etymology

From Latin 'incontabilis', meaning 'that cannot be counted'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

countless hours
Many hours, without a specific number.
incontables horas
countless riches
A large amount of wealth.
incontables riquezas
countless moments
Numerous significant moments.
incontables momentos

Related Words

countable
That can be counted.
contable
number
Concept that expresses quantity or position in a sequence.
número
quantity
Number or sum that can be counted.
cantidad

Slang Meanings

Usage in the context of referring to something excessive or very abundant.
I have countless problems to solve.
Tengo incontables problemas que resolver.