No. 6,562 in French

infinitas

"Infinitas" is not a French word; it is Latin for "infiniteness" or "infinity."

In a sentence

Les possibilités sont infinies quand on est créatif.
The possibilities are infinite when one is creative.
The word 'infinies' is the plural feminine form of 'infini,' indicating a limitless or endless characteristic.
Dans l'univers, l'infinité des étoiles est impressionnante.
In the universe, the infinitude of stars is impressive.
Here, 'infinité' is used as a noun to signify boundlessness, often regarding a quantity or extent.
Il cherche une paix infinie après des années de travail acharné.
He seeks infinite peace after years of hard work.
'Infinie' in this sentence is an adjective describing a peace that is boundless or without limits.

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