No. 8,133 in German
infinity
The German word for "infinity" is "Unendlichkeit," meaning the quality or state of being endless or limitless.
In a sentence
Die Schönheit des Universums scheint unendlich zu sein.
The beauty of the universe seems to be infinite.
Here, 'unendlich' (infinite) is used as an adjective to describe the limitless nature of beauty.
Mathematiker beschäftigen sich oft mit Konzepten wie Unendlichkeit.
Mathematicians often deal with concepts like infinity.
In this sentence, 'Unendlichkeit' (infinity) functions as a noun signifying the mathematical concept of endlessness.
Man kann sich die Zukunft als eine unendliche Reihe von Möglichkeiten vorstellen.
One can imagine the future as an infinite series of possibilities.
Here, 'unendliche' (infinite) is used as an adjective modifying the noun 'Reihe' (series), implying a boundless or endless extent.
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