deathlessness

/ˈdɛθləsnəs/ noun

The state of being deathless; eternity; immortality.

Word Origin From death + -less (without) + -ness (state) — literally 'the state of being without death.' The root death goes back to Proto-Germanic dauþuz and PIE *dʰew- 'to die,' which also gives us dead and die. The suffix -less is a common way to form opposites: endless, hopeless, careless. Deathlessness is a grand concept, often used poetically for immortality.

noun The state of being deathless; eternity; immortality. countable

Many myths speak of gods possessing deathlessness, living for eternity.

(名词) 不朽;永生;永恒

许多神话讲述拥有不死之身的神明永恒存在。

(sustantivo) inmortalidad; eternidad; perpetuidad [El estado de ser inmortal; eternidad; inmortalidad.]

Muchos mitos hablan de dioses que poseen inmortalidad, viviendo por la eternidad.

(nom) immortalité; éternité; perpétuité [État de ce qui est immortel; éternité.]

De nombreux mythes évoquent des dieux doués d'immortalité, vivant pour l'éternité.

(Substantiv) Unsterblichkeit; Ewigkeit [Der Zustand, unsterblich oder ewig zu sein; das Fehlen von Tod oder Vergänglichkeit.]

Viele Mythen erzählen von Göttern, die durch ihre **deathlessness** für die Ewigkeit leben.

(名詞) 不死の状態、永遠性、不滅

多くの神話では、神々は不死を持ち永遠に生きると語られている。

(substantivo) imortalidade; eternidade [O estado de ser imortal; eternidade; imortalidade.]

Muitos mitos falam de deuses que possuem imortalidade, vivendo pela eternidade.

Word parts: death + less + ness

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