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inmensidad

inmensidád with stress marks

immensity

noun in-men-si-DAD Spanish origin Rare

Usage Note

Inmensidad is borrowed from Spanish inmensidad and appears in formal writing, poetry, and philosophical discourse to describe vast or boundless scale — of the sea, sky, or abstract concepts like love or grief. It is rarely used in everyday spoken Tagalog.

Examples

Beginner

" Ang inmensidad ng dagat. "

Natural Translation

The immensity of the sea.

Literal Translation

The immensity of-the sea.

Intermediate

" Naakit siya sa inmensidad ng karagatan. "

Natural Translation

He/She was drawn to the immensity of the ocean.

Literal Translation

Drawn he/she to-the immensity of-the ocean.

Advanced

" Tuwing tumitingin ako sa langit sa gabi, napapaisip ako sa inmensidad ng sansinukob na hindi maarok ng isip. "

Natural Translation

Whenever I look at the sky at night, I find myself pondering the immensity of the universe that the mind cannot fathom.

Literal Translation

Whenever look I at sky at night, made-to-think I at immensity of universe that not fathomable of mind.

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