Translation
crowd; heap, pile; mass
Examples
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A crowd of people waited in front of the gate.
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A pile of letters lay on the table.
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The crowd shouted and moved towards the palace.
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He has loads of work.
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We saw a heap of stones beside the road.
Quantity takes , so and never unless you mean a specific known set. Set against : an is a group with some shape to it, an is a heap or a scrum, and the difference is real in both the physical and the human sense. Colloquially does the job of English loads of, which makes it one of the more useful noun-quantifiers to have ready. Amasa means mass as an adjective, i to pile up.
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