imortalidad
imortalidád with stress marks
immortality
Usage Note
Imortalidad is a Spanish loanword (from inmortalidad) used in philosophical, religious, and literary contexts to discuss eternal existence. In Filipino Catholic belief, the term is closely tied to the soul's survival after death.
Examples
" Hangad ng tao ang imortalidad. "
Natural Translation
People desire immortality.
Literal Translation
Desired by-the person the immortality.
" Ang imortalidad ng kaluluwa ay pananampalataya ng mga Kristiyano. "
Natural Translation
The immortality of the soul is a belief of Christians.
Literal Translation
The immortality of-the soul is belief of-the Christians.
" Matagal nang pinagtatalunan ng mga pilosopo kung ang imortalidad ng kaluluwa ay totoo o haka-haka lamang. "
Natural Translation
Philosophers have long debated whether the immortality of the soul is real or merely speculation.
Literal Translation
Long already debated by-the philosophers whether the immortality of-the soul is real or speculation only.
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