ETERNAL

Etymology

The word 'ETERNAL' originates from the Latin word 'aeternus,' meaning 'everlasting' or 'without end.'

Definition

ETERNAL is an adjective that describes something as lasting forever, without a beginning or end, and will never change or end.

Historical Context

Throughout history, the concept of eternity has been a central theme in various religious and philosophical beliefs, symbolizing the infinite and timeless nature of existence.

Cultural Significance

ETERNAL is often associated with immortality, divine attributes, and the eternal soul in many cultures and religions, representing the ultimate state of being.

Related Concepts

• Immortality
• Infinity
• Timelessness

See Also

• Eternal life
• Eternal love
• Eternal flame