Végtelenre

Végtelenre is a Hungarian word that translates to "to infinity" or "infinitely" in English. It is commonly used in mathematical and philosophical contexts to describe concepts that are without limit or end. In mathematics, it represents the idea of a quantity that is larger than any assignable number, often denoted by the symbol ∞. This concept appears in various branches of mathematics, such as calculus when discussing limits, and in set theory when considering the size of infinite sets.

Philosophically, végtelenre can refer to the boundless nature of time, space, or existence. It is often invoked in discussions about the universe, consciousness, or the divine, suggesting something that transcends finite human understanding and experience. The word carries a sense of vastness and immeasurability, prompting contemplation of what lies beyond the limits of our perception and comprehension. Its usage implies an ongoing, unending progression or a state that cannot be contained.