Enumerate
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 167
e-nQ'mer-at, v.t to count the num- ber of to name over. (L. e, out, and numero, numeral us, to number. See Number.] Enumeration, e-nfl-mer-a's hun, n act of number ing a detailed account a summing up. Enunciate, e-nun (or-shi) 5 v.t. to state form fate, far; me, h6r mine n Ephemera mally to pronounce distinctly. n. Enun'clat or, one who enunciates. [L. enuncio, enuncta- — turn e, and nuncio to tell —nuncios, a me enger.] Enunciation, e-nun-si (or -shi) -S shun, n. act of enunciating manner of uttering or pronouncing a distinct statement or declaration the words in which a proposition is expre ed. Enunciative, e-nun'si (or shit -a-tiv, Enunciatory, e-nun'si (or shi] -ut-or-i, adj. containing enunciation or utterance declarative.
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