The term “innumerable” is often employed to evoke a sense of boundlessness, emphasizing quantities or qualities so vast they defy precise account. Writers use it to convey both literal and metaphorical abundance – from the subtle, almost imperceptible traits of humble characters [1] to the epic scales of armies, stars, and celestial wonders [2, 3]. It also appears to heighten the dramatic impact of human struggle and natural phenomena, whether in the depiction of countless societal flaws [4] or the endless diversity found in nature and thought [5]. This usage highlights literature’s fascination with the immeasurable aspects of life, where the uncountable becomes a powerful motif in storytelling.