Translation
boundless, limitless
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Word origin
Assembled inside Esperanto from the preposition sen ('without'), the noun limo ('limit') and the adjective ending -a. Sen comes from Latin sine and limo from Latin limes, a boundary path between fields, which is also where English limit and liminal come from.
- Origin
- Esperanto compound
- Root
- sen + limo + -a
- English cognates
- limit, liminal
Examples
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The desert seemed boundless under the hot sun.
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Her patience with the children was boundless.
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The sky above the sea was boundless and blue.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 19, lesson 1: senlima, duŝo, turko and 7 more words.