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Etymology

The word 'INFINITY' originates from the Latin word 'infinitas', meaning boundless or endless.

Definition

INFINITY refers to the quality or state of being infinite, without end or limit. It represents an abstract concept of something that is unlimited, endless, and boundless.

Historical Context

The earliest recorded idea of infinity dates back to ancient Greece, with philosophers like Anaximander using the term 'apeiron' to describe the concept of the infinite.

Cultural Significance

INFINITY has been a prominent concept in various fields, including mathematics, physics, and philosophy, symbolizing the limitless and unbounded nature of certain phenomena.

Related Concepts

• Finite vs. Infinite
• Infinity Symbol
• Infinite Series

See Also

• Merriam-Webster - INFINITY
• Dictionary.com - INFINITY
• Cambridge Dictionary - INFINITY
• Britannica - Infinity
• Wikipedia - Infinity