无穷

无穷 means 'infinite' or 'endless' in English. It describes something that has no limit or boundary, often used to express vastness or boundlessness in both physical and abstract contexts.

The character 无 (wú) means 'without,' and 穷 (qióng) means 'end' or 'limit.' Together, they form a compound meaning 'without end' or 'boundless.' This combination reflects the classical Chinese concept of something that cannot be measured or reached.

无穷 is commonly used in philosophical, mathematical, and poetic contexts. For example, it might describe the endless nature of the universe, the infinite possibilities of life, or the deep love between people. It's also found in idioms like 无穷无尽 (wú qióng wú jìn), meaning 'endless and boundless.'