lõpmatuks
The Estonian word lõpmatuks, derived from the adjective lõpmatu meaning “infinite” or “endless,” functions primarily as a noun meaning “the state of being eternal” or “forever.” Its etymology traces back to the Proto‑Baltic‑Slavic root *lap- meaning “to end,” combined with the Estonian suffix -tuks that nominalises adjectives into abstract nouns.
In everyday Estonian, lõpmatuks is rarely used in ordinary conversation but appears more often in literary,
While the dictionary definition is straightforward, usage may vary regionally. In some dialects, phrases such as
Lõpmatuks is unrelated to the Russian or Ukrainian *vladimir*, despite phonetic similarities, and should not be