With complement a numeral: to amount to (a specified number). Obsolete.

transitive. To be equal to (a particular sum or quantity); to total. Also with clause (introduced by how much, what, etc.) as object. Obsolete.

intransitive. With to (also into, †unto). To be equal to a particular sum or quantity; to come to a total.

transitive. Said of component parts. Of quantities or individuals: to form (a certain sum or total; now chiefly, a certain fraction or percentage)…

intransitive. To amount to, be as much as (a specified quantity, length, etc.); to extend in size, weight, etc., to; to come to. Cf. to run up 10 at…

transitive. Of an item in a series: to complete (a certain total). Of several items: to amount collectively to. Obsolete.

transitive (chiefly in passive). To collect, gather, or contain within a small area or compass; to concentrate. Frequently with up. Obsolete.

intransitive. To amount to something.

intransitive. To be counted. Also: to amount to (see also to tell up at phrasal verbs 1). Obsolete.

intransitive. With up: to develop or take shape; to amount (to something); to reach the necessary standard. Cf. to measure up to at measure, v. 12d…