perennità
Perennità refers to the quality or state of being perennial, meaning lasting or enduring indefinitely, without interruption or decay. The term originates from the Latin word *perennis*, which combines *per-* (meaning "through" or "thoroughly") and *-annus* (meaning "year"), suggesting a continuous presence across multiple years. In various contexts, perennità implies a sense of permanence, stability, or longevity that transcends temporary conditions.
In botany, perennità describes plants that survive from one growing season to the next through persistent underground
Beyond botany, the concept of perennità extends to broader cultural and philosophical ideas. In literature and
The term is also used metaphorically to describe qualities in people or institutions that foster lasting impact.