The phrase "a half words" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "half a word" or "half words"? If you meant "half a word," it can be used to describe an incomplete or partially spoken word.
Example: "He was so surprised that he could only manage to say half a word before he fell silent."
Alternatives: "part of a word" or "incomplete word".
There are more than a million and a half words in the comprehensive journals of the Lewis and Clark expedition.
This particular encyclopedia, to be co-published next year by Yale University and the New-York Historical Society, is to have forty-three hundred entries and nearly a million and a half words.
The New Yorker, February 15 , 1936P. 11 Personality of Arthur J. Burks, pulp writer, writes a million and a half words a year, under his real name and pseudenyms: Estil Critchfield, Burke Mac Arthur, Lieutenan Frank Johnson, Lieutenant Scott Morgan, Spencer Whitney.
By Van Middlesworth, Charles Cooke, Russell Maloney, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, February 15 , 1936P. 11 Personality of Arthur J. Burks, pulp writer, writes a million and a half words a year, under his real name and pseudenyms: Estil Critchfield, Burke Mac Arthur, Lieutenan Frank Johnson, Lieutenant Scott Morgan, Spencer Whitney.
It has sold considerably fewer copies than "Helter Skelter," but, as he says, "if you want to make money, you don't put out a book that weighs 7 1/2 pounds and costs $57 and has over 10,000 citations and a million and a half words".
In Search of Lost Time, also known to British readers as Remembrance of Things Past, is a million-and-a-half-word masterpiece, ostensibly about French life from the early years of the Third Republic to the aftermath of the first world war.
Some assignments can be as short as one and a half thousand words, but they can go up to 3000 words in length.
I looked it up: a dismissive review that took two and a half thousand words in the dismissing.
A total of 51,476 documents have been collected from the Web, and the corpus contains over seven and a half million words.
The Jewish Talmud is a dense compilation of oral laws annotated with rabbinical discussions, consisting of about two and a half million words.
The English version of Wikipedia contains two and a half billion words, but the bacterial genome has space for only so much information.
