English–Japanese
“countless” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajimusū
Example
夜空には無数の星が見えます。yo zora ni wa mu sū no hoshi ga mi e ma su
Countless stars are visible in the night sky.
How to say “countless” in Japanese
“Countless” in Japanese is 無数 (musū).
Describes a quantity so large that counting each item is not practical.
Example sentences with 無数
この町には無数の小さな店があります。ko no machi ni wa mu sū no chii sa na mise ga a ri ma su
There are countless small shops in this town.
Tips for using 無数
- Unlike a precise numeral, 無数 (musū) emphasizes overwhelming quantity without claiming that the items literally cannot be counted.