総そう計けい

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総計する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Used as a noun or with する to mean the final sum after adding everything together. Common in financial, statistical, and formal contexts.

〈数かず〉を総そう計けいするto add up <numbers> to get a total
今こん月げつの売うり上あげを総そう計けいすると10001000万まん円えんになった。
When we totaled up this month's sales, it came to 10 million yen.
総そう計けいで〈数かず〉になるto come to a total of <number>
参さん加か者しゃは総そう計けいで500人にんになった。
The participants came to a total of 500 people.
総そう計けい〈数かず〉a grand total of <number>
在ざい庫こは総そう計けい3000個こある。
There is a grand total of 3,000 items in stock.

合ごう計けいN3
合計 is the everyday word for adding numbers together, while 総計 suggests a grand or final total, often in formal or statistical contexts.
総そう額がく
総額 is used specifically for a total sum of money, whereas 総計 can total any kind of quantity.
総そう数すうN1
総数 focuses on a total count of items or people, while 総計 is broader and can apply to sums of money, quantities, or figures.
累るい計けい
累計 means a running or cumulative total built up over time, while 総計 is simply the final total of everything added together.

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集しゅう計けいN1
総計 is the grand total combining all sub-totals, whereas 集計 focuses on the act of tallying up numbers from separate sources.
通つう算さん
総計 is a comprehensive grand total of everything included, whereas 通算 specifically highlights the running or cumulative nature of the figure over a period.

統とう計けいN2
統計 (statistics) looks and sounds similar to 総計 (total) but refers to organized data analysis, not a simple sum.

Compound of 総 (そう, 'overall, general') and 計 (けい, 'measure, plan, total'). The combination naturally yields the meaning 'total sum'.