無限 (むげん) Japanese meaning

無限 (むげん) Japanese meaning | Kotomora

Kanji

永えい遠えんN3sense 1
永遠 stresses endlessness in time (eternity), whereas 無限 can describe spatial, numerical, or abstract boundlessness.
無む数すうN2sense 1
無数 means 'countless' and focuses on an extremely large but technically finite quantity, while 無限 means truly without limit or end.
無む量りょう
無限 is the common, everyday word for 'infinite' or 'limitless,' while 無量 is more formal and bookish, often stressing immeasurable depth or quantity in literary or religious contexts.
限かぎりないN1
無限 is a noun/na-adjective used in technical, mathematical, or abstract contexts, while 限りない is an i-adjective with a more emotional or poetic feel, often describing love or possibility.

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エンドレス
無限 is a formal, Sino-Japanese word for 'infinite' or 'limitless', while エンドレス is a casual loanword emphasizing a subjective feeling of endlessness.
きりがないN1
無限 is a formal, abstract word for 'infinite,' while 切りがない is a colloquial expression often implying tiresome endlessness.
無む制せい限げんN1
無限 means infinite or endless in an abstract or mathematical sense, while 無制限 means no restriction is imposed in a practical situation like a plan or contract.

有ゆう限げんN1sense 1
有限 means finite or limited, while 無限 means infinite or boundless.
限げん界かいN3
限界 means a fixed limit or boundary, while 無限 means having no limit at all, i.e. infinite.
限かぎりN1
無限 means 'infinite, without limit', the direct opposite of 限り when it means a bound or maximum.

夢む幻げん
夢幻 is pronounced identically to 無限 but means 'dream and illusion' or 'unreality', not boundlessness.

Compound of 無 (mu, 'without') and 限 (gen, 'limit'). The kanji straightforwardly combine to mean 'without limit'.