To count or reckon something beforehand or in advance.
From 'fore-' (before) plus 'count' from Old French 'conter', from Latin 'computare'. Rare in modern usage but used in accounting and planning contexts.
Merchants in medieval markets had to 'forecount' their goods before selling them—checking inventory in advance prevented fraud and arguments with customers about what was actually for sale!
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