adverbial noun of number

+ Nnum

a noun phrase denoting a number (singular count or mass) and used adverbially with a (usually understood) quantifying limiting adjective many, ¶15-4-2; examples of an a. n. of n. are: a baker’s dozen, forty; an a. n. of n. may include another a. n. of n.: three (many) score, whereby their signified values are multiplied multiple a. n. may also combine by the phenomenon of accumulation whereby their signified values are summed, cf., ¶10-3-4; an a. n. of n. carries the feature [+Number]; as a pronoun the a. n. of n. may be described with a transformation, ¶15-5-3