English

innumerableness

From innumerable + -ness.

Formed from innumerable + -ness

Proto-Indo-European *nem- ‘to assign, allot’

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Latin numerus ‘number’

Latin numerābilis ‘countable, numerable’

Latin innumerābilis ‘innumerable, countless’

Middle English innumerable

Today it means

noun The state or condition of being innumerable; countlessness.

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Etymograph / innumerableness