impinidad
impinidád with stress marks
infinity
Usage Note
Impinidad is a Spanish loanword (from infinidad) used as a formal or literary term for the concept of infinity or an infinite quantity. It appears in philosophical, theological, and mathematical discourse, though the English borrowing 'infinity' is more common in everyday educated speech.
Examples
" Walang katapusan ang impinidad. "
Natural Translation
Infinity has no end.
Literal Translation
None ending the infinity.
" Inilarawan ng pilosopo ang impinidad ng sansinukob. "
Natural Translation
The philosopher described the infinity of the universe.
Literal Translation
Described of-the philosopher the infinity of-the universe.
" Mahirap maunawaan ng isip ng tao ang impinidad dahil sanay tayong magbilang ng mga bagay na may simula at katapusan. "
Natural Translation
Infinity is hard for the human mind to grasp because we are used to counting things that have a beginning and an end.
Literal Translation
Difficult to-understand by-the mind of person the infinity because used we to-count of things that have beginning and ending.
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