/infiˈnito/
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Translation
infinite
Word origin
From Latin infinitus, from in- ('not') plus finitus ('limited'), the past participle of finire ('to end'). The same root gives English 'infinite' and 'finite'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- infinitus
- English cognates
- infinite, finite
Grammar
Feminineinfinita
Masc pluralinfinitos
Fem pluralinfinitas
Examples
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The universe seems infinite from here.
agradezco .
I thank you for your infinite patience with me.
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There was an infinite number of stars in the sky.
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Do you think time is infinite?
matemáticas concepto .
In mathematics we work with the concept of infinity.
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