No. 12,039 in Spanish
infinitos
"Infinitos" means "infinite" or "endless" in English.
In a sentence
Hay infinitos caminos que puedes tomar en la vida.
There are endless paths you can take in life.
The word 'infinitos' here means 'endless' or 'countless' and refers to the innumerable options or possibilities available, emphasizing the vastness.
Las estrellas en el cielo parecen infinitos puntos de luz.
The stars in the sky seem like infinite points of light.
In this case, 'infinitos' conveys the sense of an uncountable number of stars, giving a poetic effect to their multitude.
Los recursos no son infinitos, debemos cuidarlos.
Resources are not infinite, we must take care of them.
Here, 'infinitos' is used negatively to state that resources are not unlimited, highlighting the importance of managing them wisely.
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