noun-modifying (irregular)
uncountable
Grammar term used prenominally to describe nouns that cannot be counted, such as mass nouns. Often seen in the compound 不可算名詞 (uncountable noun).
See also: 不可算名詞
Antonyms: 可算
「水」は不可算名詞です。
"Water" is an uncountable noun.
countable (noun) · countable (set); enumerable; denumerable
uncountable noun
Compound of 不 (not) + 可算 (countable). The term is a direct borrowing from Chinese or formed in Japanese using Sino-Japanese morphemes.