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Kanji 限 limit, restrict, to best of ability Opposites· 5 無限 means 'infinite' or 'unlimited', the exact opposite of 有限, which means 'finite' or 'limited'.
有限 means 'finite' or 'limited', the direct opposite of 無尽蔵's sense of an endless, inexhaustible supply.
有限 means 'finite, limited', the direct opposite of エンドレス, which describes something that seems to have no end.
Show 2 more 有限 means 'finite, limited', the direct conceptual opposite of 限りない, which means 'limitless, endless'.
有限 means finite or limited in quantity, the direct opposite of 無制限, which means without any imposed limit.
Word family· 15 finite field
countable; finite number
finiteness; finitude
Etymology Compound of 有 (ゆう, 'to have, exist') and 限 (げん, 'limit, bound'). The word is a straightforward kanji compound meaning 'having limits'.
有ゆう 限げん 群ぐん
