Definition of year count in English:

year count

noun ˈjəː ˌkaʊntˈjɪə ˌkaʊnt

1A method for counting or reckoning years; a calendar; specifically the 365-day solar calendar used in pre-Columbian Meso-American cultures for civil purposes, in combination with a 260-day ritual calendar (now historical).
2With reference to the practices of North American Indians, especially Plains Indians: a pictorial record or chronicle usually consisting of pictograms depicting the main event or events of each year, painted on an animal hide, piece of cloth, etc.

Origin

Late 19th century. From year + count.

Definition of year count in US English:

year count

noun

1A method for counting or reckoning years; a calendar; specifically the 365-day solar calendar used in pre-Columbian Meso-American cultures for civil purposes, in combination with a 260-day ritual calendar (now historical).
2With reference to the practices of North American Indians, especially Plains Indians: a pictorial record or chronicle usually consisting of pictograms depicting the main event or events of each year, painted on an animal hide, piece of cloth, etc.

Origin

Late 19th century. From year + count.

单词	year count
释义	Definition of year count in English: year count noun ˈjəː ˌkaʊntˈjɪə ˌkaʊnt 1A method for counting or reckoning years; a calendar; specifically the 365-day solar calendar used in pre-Columbian Meso-American cultures for civil purposes, in combination with a 260-day ritual calendar (now historical). 2With reference to the practices of North American Indians, especially Plains Indians: a pictorial record or chronicle usually consisting of pictograms depicting the main event or events of each year, painted on an animal hide, piece of cloth, etc. Origin Late 19th century. From year + count. Definition of year count in US English: year count noun 1A method for counting or reckoning years; a calendar; specifically the 365-day solar calendar used in pre-Columbian Meso-American cultures for civil purposes, in combination with a 260-day ritual calendar (now historical). 2With reference to the practices of North American Indians, especially Plains Indians: a pictorial record or chronicle usually consisting of pictograms depicting the main event or events of each year, painted on an animal hide, piece of cloth, etc. Origin Late 19th century. From year + count.
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