The term “numerous” is employed by writers to convey abundance and variety, often serving to paint a vivid picture of the natural world, human endeavors, or abstract concepts. In adventure and historical narratives, it emphasizes the multitude of elements present in a scene—as in descriptions of flocks of birds or armies in battle [1, 2, 3]—while in treatises on subjects like medicine, psychoanalysis, or natural history, it underscores the extensive range of data or phenomena being examined [4, 5, 6]. Moreover, its usage in literary and philosophical texts often lends a sense of overwhelming quantity, helping authors to stress both variety and magnitude in a manner that enriches their narrative or argumentation [7, 8, 9].