uncountable (EN)

adjective

adjective “uncountable”

1. (in grammar) describing a noun that does not have a plural form or indefinite article
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   In English, "information" is uncountable, so we cannot say "an information.
2. so large in number that it cannot be counted
   The campers sighed in awe as they watched the uncountable stars in the sky.
3. (in mathematics) not able to be put into one-to-one correspondence with the natural numbers or any subset of them
   Georg Cantor proved that the real numbers are uncountable.