numerator
/nuːˈmeɪətər/Definitions
1. noun
The number or quantity that is being divided in a division operation, or the quantity or amount of something.
“The numerator of the fraction 3/4 is 3.”
2. noun
A device or mechanism for counting or measuring the quantity of something.
“The numerator on the cash register counted the total number of items purchased.”
3. noun
The person or entity responsible for counting or measuring the quantity of something, especially in a financial or business context.
“The numerator was responsible for tracking the company’s expenses.”
4. verb
To serve as the numerator in a mathematical operation, or to calculate the quantity or amount of something.
“The accountant numerator the company’s profits for the past year.”
5. verb
To indicate or suggest the quantity or amount of something.
“The report numerator a significant increase in sales.”