Countless in Tagalog

“Countless” in Tagalog can be translated as “Walang bilang”, “Di-mabilang”, or “Napakadami”. This word describes something that is too numerous to count or infinite in number. Discover how to properly use this expressive term in various contexts to convey abundance and immeasurability in your Tagalog conversations.

[Words] = Countless

[Definition]:

• Countless /ˈkaʊntləs/
• Adjective: Too many to be counted; very many; innumerable.
• Adjective: Existing in such great numbers that an exact count is impossible or impractical.

[Synonyms] = Walang bilang, Di-mabilang, Napakadami, Walang hanggan, Di-maisip, Napakaraming, Lubhang marami, Walang katapusan

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: There are countless stars in the night sky that we can see with our naked eyes.
• Ex1_PH: May walang bilang na mga bituin sa kalangitan sa gabi na makikita natin gamit ang ating mata.
• Ex2_EN: She has made countless attempts to learn how to play the guitar over the years.
• Ex2_PH: Gumawa siya ng di-mabilang na pagtatangka na matutong tumugtog ng gitara sa mga nakaraang taon.
• Ex3_EN: The museum contains countless artifacts from ancient civilizations around the world.
• Ex3_PH: Ang museo ay naglalaman ng walang bilang na mga artifact mula sa mga sinaunang sibilisasyon sa buong mundo.
• Ex4_EN: He has received countless awards and recognitions for his contributions to science.
• Ex4_PH: Nakatanggap siya ng napakadaming parangal at pagkilala para sa kanyang mga kontribusyon sa agham.
• Ex5_EN: There are countless reasons why people choose to visit the Philippines every year.
• Ex5_PH: May di-mabilang na mga dahilan kung bakit pumipili ang mga tao na bumisita sa Pilipinas bawat taon.