手て数すう

手て数すうがかかるto take extra effort/trouble
この手て続つづきは手て数すうがかかる。
This procedure takes a lot of extra effort.
お手て数すうですが〈動どう詞し〉sorry for the trouble, but could you...
お手て数すうですが、こちらにご記き入にゅうください。
Sorry for the trouble, but could you please fill this out?
手て数すうを省はぶくto save effort/steps
この方ほう法ほうで手て数すうを省はぶくことができる。
This method lets you save some steps.
手て数かずが多おおいto have made many moves (in a game)
この将しょう棋ぎの対たい局きょくは手て数かずが多おおい。
This shogi match involved a large number of moves.

Expressions

手て間まN3sense 1
手間 emphasizes the time and labor a task itself requires, while 手数 focuses on the trouble or inconvenience caused to another person.
面めん倒どうN3sense 1
面倒 describes something as bothersome or annoying in general, whereas 手数 specifically names the extra steps or effort someone has to expend.
迷めい惑わくN3sense 1
迷惑 stresses the unpleasant imposition placed on someone, while 手数 is more neutral, simply referring to the effort or steps involved.

お手て数すう
手数 is the plain word for trouble or effort, while お手数 adds the honorific お to politely acknowledge the trouble caused to someone else.

手て数すう料りょうN2
手数 means 'trouble' or 'effort' someone goes to, while 手数料 is the actual monetary fee charged for that effort; learners often mix up the two despite the shared kanji.
手て続つづきN3
手数 shares the kanji 手 with 手続き but means trouble or effort involved in doing something, not a formal procedure.

手数Usage100%
- てすう
  Standard kanji spelling for the common reading てすう.
- てかず
  Rare reading used in board games and boxing contexts.
てかず

Compound of 手 (hand) and 数 (number). The reading てすう is a regular on'yomi combination, while てかず uses the kun'yomi for 数.