On Wednesday 24 April 2002 14:04, Damien Morton wrote: > Theres one word that was left out from the discussion. > > numerate() > > As far as I can tell, the dictionary meaning is pretty much the same as > for enumerate, but theres a much stronger association with numbering > things (especially for non-latin speakers). I think the main use of 'numerate' is as an adjective meaning roughly the same as 'literate' but about numbers/maths rather than about 'letters' (words/writing/reading/...). Didn't know it was a verb in English (in Italian the equivalent "numerare" exists, and means "associate numbers with" more strictly than "enumerare" does, so it _would_ be perfect for a native speaker of Italian -- hardly an important issue, though). Alex
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