HyperDic: eterno

Español > 3 sentidos de la palabra eterno:
ADJETIVOalleterno, eterna, eternal, inacabable, interminable, perenne, perpetua, perpetuocontinuing forever or indefinitely
alleterno, imperecedero, inacabable, infinito, intemporal, interminable, perdurable, perpetuo, sempiternounaffected by time
alleterno, duradera, duradero, imperecedero, perpetuounceasing
Español > eterno: 3 sentidos > adjetivo 1
SentidoContinuing forever or indefinitely.
Sinónimoseterna, eternal, inacabable, interminable, perenne, perpetua, perpetuo
Generalestable, fijo, permanentecontinuing or enduring without marked change in status / status or condition or place
Inglésageless, aeonian, eonian, eternal, everlasting, perpetual, unending, unceasing
Catalánetern, eterna, eternal, inacabable, interminable, perpetu, perpetual
Nombresatemporalidad, eternidadA state of eternal existence believed in some religions to characterize the afterlife
eternidadThe property of lasting / lasting forever
eternidadThe quality of being timeless and eternal
eónAn immeasurably long period of time
perpetuidadThe property of being perpetual (seemingly ceaseless)
Adverbioscontinuamente, incesantemente, interminablementeWith unflagging resolve
eternamente, perpetuamenteFor a limitless time
Español > eterno: 3 sentidos > adjetivo 2
Sentidounaffected by time.
Sinónimosimperecedero, inacabable, infinito, intemporal, interminable, perdurable, perpetuo, sempiterno
GeneralinalteradoRemaining in an original state
Inglésdateless, timeless
Catalánetern, inacabable, infinit, interminable, perdurable, perpertu, sempitern
Nombresatemporalidad, eternidadA state of eternal existence believed in some religions to characterize the afterlife
Español > eterno: 3 sentidos > adjetivo 3
Sentidounceasing.
Sinónimosduradera, duradero, imperecedero, perpetuo
Generalestable, fijo, permanentecontinuing or enduring without marked change in status / status or condition or place
Inglésabiding, enduring, imperishable
Catalándurador, etern, perdurable, perpetu
Nombresdurabilidadpermanence by virtue of the power to resist stress / stress or force

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