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subitize vs. enumerate
People have two counting faculties.
We can โseeโ instantly a handful of things and without knowing how many there are - this is called subitizing.
The other way of counting is enumerating - counting up individual numbers.
We can subitize up to about four or five, then we resort to enumerating.
Chimpanzees usually start at six.
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Fact Of The Day
The word 'subitize' means 'to perceive the number of objects in a small group without actually counting them'.
Subitize
PRONUNCIATION: (SOO-bi-tyz)
MEANING:
verb tr., intr.
: ย To perceive, without counting, the number of objects in a small group.
ETYMOLOGY: From Latin subitus (sudden), from past participle of subire (to appear suddenly), from sub- (under) + ire (to go). Earliest documented use: 1949.
