English–Spanish
“count” in Spanish
How to say “count” in Spanish
“Count” in Spanish is conde.
Noble title holder associated with a specific county.
Example sentences with conde
El conde heredó el título de su padre.
The count inherited his father's title.
Tips for using conde
- Spanish marks gender: the male form is conde and the female form is condesa, and the territory linked to the title is called condado rather than being treated as an English-style county name.
Other Spanish words for “count”
Hicimos el recuento de los asistentes.
We did a count of the attendees.