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quantity, number, mark, how many, several, many

Auslan SignbankDictionarynumber1a

In English: how many, a number of

Topicarithmetic From Auslan Signbank · #semantic.arithmetic question From Auslan Signbank · #semantic.question Where it’s usedeverywhere used across Australia From Find Sign · #everywhere Western Australia used in Western Australia From Find Sign · #wa Northern Territory used in the Northern Territory From Find Sign · #nt South Australia used in South Australia From Find Sign · #sa Queensland used in Queensland From Find Sign · #qld New South Wales used in New South Wales From Find Sign · #nsw ACT used in the Australian Capital Territory From Find Sign · #act Victoria used in Victoria From Find Sign · #vic Tasmania used in Tasmania From Find Sign · #tas Formopaque no link to its meaning can be seen From Auslan Signbank · #iconicity.opaque onehand made with one hand From Auslan Signbank · #phonology.onehand
As a Noun: 1. An amount of something that you can measure or count. English = quantity, number. 2. Any of the signs such as 'two', 'nine' or 'eleven', or the symbols such as 1, 2, or 47. You use them to say how many things you are referring to or where something comes in a series. English = number. 3. A number a teacher or examiner gives your work to indicate how good or bad your work is. English = mark. As a Verb or Adjective: 1. To be a number or quantity of things which is more than just one or two but also not a very large number. English = (be) several, (be) many. Idiomatic English = (be) a number of. As Question: 1. Used at the beginning of a sentence to ask a question about the number of things involved in something. English = how many.