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In jbovlaste, the user krtisfranks has added a
definition of "kaunmei" in the language "English".

New Data:

	Definition:
		$x_1$ (collection, body, set, mass, tuple, n-some, etc.) is $x_2$ (li; default: 1) indivisible/atomic/elementary/basic discrete entities (or particles) of type $x_3$ in composition/content, by standard $x_4$; the count of instances of $x_3$ in $x_1$ is $x_2$ by standard $x_4$.

	Notes:
		Not an SI standard unit; dimensionality is 1 or, arguably, the same as the mole ("{molro}"); usually optional in practice. To be used for unit composition (such as count per unit time (see: )). $x_3$ values which are mutually distinct and not mutually heirarchically related/comparable produce orthogonality; for example: hydrogen atoms are counted separately from carbon atoms, but neither one is independent of the count of hydrocarbon compounds, in a given sample. Whether 'multiple' instances of mutually identical entities are each counted separately is defined by $x_4$ (where "multiple" here is not intended to bias interpretation or to be tautological). For the purposes of this word, the $x_3$-composition of $x_1$ should not be treated as a continuum. Actual/physical indivisibility need not be required; only conceptual and relevant indivisibility or basicness is required, and may be further explained or restricted via $x_4$. See also: "{kancu}", "{mei}", "{fei'u}".

	Jargon:
		

	Gloss Keywords:
		Word: natural unit of counting discrete elementary entities, In Sense: 

	Place Keywords:


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