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Definition of numeration
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of numeration is as below...
Numeration
(n.) The act or art of
reading
numbers
when
expressed
by means of
numerals.
The term is
almost
exclusively
applied
to the art of
reading
numbers
written
in the scale of tens, by the
Arabic
method..
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Specification
::
Specification
(n.) A
written
statement
containing
a
minute
description
or
enumeration
of
particulars,
as of
charges
against
a
public
officer,
the terms of a
contract,
the
description
of an
invention,
as in a
patent;
also, a
single
article,
item, or
particular,
an
allegation
of a
specific
act, as in a
charge
of
official
misconduct..
Register
::
Register
(n.) A
written
account
or
entry;
an
official
or
formal
enumeration,
description,
or
record;
a
memorial
record;
a list or roll; a
schedule..
Aparithmesis
::
Aparithmesis
(n.)
Enumeration
of parts or
particulars.
Nonillion
::
Nonillion
(n.)
According
to the
French
and
American
notation,
a
thousand
octillions,
or a unit with
thirty
ciphers
annexed;
according
to the
English
notation,
a
million
octillions,
or a unit with
fifty-four
ciphers
annexed.
See the Note under
Numeration..
Enumeration
::
Enumeration
(n.) The act of
enumerating,
making
separate
mention,
or
recounting..
Catalogue
::
Catalogue
(n.) A list or
enumeration
of
names,
or
articles
arranged
methodically,
often in
alphabetical
order;
as, a
catalogue
of the
students
of a
college,
or of
books,
or of the
stars..
Dinumeration
::
Dinumeration
(n.)
Enumeration.
Enumeration
::
Enumeration
(n.) A
detailed
account,
in which each thing is
specially
noticed..
Septillion
::
Septillion
(n.)
According
to the
French
method
of
numeration
(which
is
followed
also in the
United
States),
the
number
expressed
by a unit with
twenty-four
ciphers
annexed.
According
to the
English
method,
the
number
expressed
by a unit with
forty-two
ciphers
annexed.
See
Numeration..
Reckon
::
Reckon
(v. t.) To
conclude,
as by an
enumeration
and
balancing
of
chances;
hence,
to
think;
to
suppose;
--
followed
by an
objective
clause;
as, I
reckon
he won't try that
again..
Recension
::
Recension
(n.) The act of
reviewing
or
revising;
review;
examination;
enumeration.
Annumeration
::
Annumeration
(n.)
Addition
to a
former
number.
Enumeration
::
Enumeration
(n.) A
recapitulation,
in the
peroration,
of the heads of an
argument..
Reckon
::
Reckon
(v. i.) To make an
enumeration
or
computation;
to
engage
in
numbering
or
computing.
Epilogism
::
Epilogism
(n.)
Enumeration;
computation.
Billion
::
Billion
(n.)
According
to the
French
and
American
method
of
numeration,
a
thousand
millions,
or
1,000,000,000;
according
to the
English
method,
a
million
millions,
or
1,000,000,000,000.
See
Numeration..
Recapitulation
::
Recapitulation
(n.) The act of
recapitulating;
a
summary,
or
concise
statement
or
enumeration,
of the
principal
points,
facts,
or
statements,
in a
preceding
discourse,
argument,
or
essay..
Tale
::
Tale (v. i.) A
number
told or
counted
off; a
reckoning
by
count;
an
enumeration;
a
count,
in
distinction
from
measure
or
weight;
a
number
reckoned
or
stated..
Numeration
::
Numeration
(n.) The act or art of
numbering.
Lodge
::
Lodge (n.) A
family
of North
American
Indians,
or the
persons
who
usually
occupy
an
Indian
lodge,
-- as a unit of
enumeration,
reckoned
from four to six
persons;
as, the tribe
consists
of about two
hundred
lodges,
that is, of about a
thousand
individuals..
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