How to Say “Unlimited” in Sanskrit

असीमित
asīmita
The Sanskrit word for "unlimited" is असीमित (asīmita).
The term is used to describe things that are limitless, without bounds or unrestricted.
Meaning: limitless or without bounds, unrestricted (adj)

What does it mean word for word?

The word असीमित is composed of the prefix a- (not), the root sī (to bind/limit) and the suffix -mita (measured/bounded).

Which one should you use?

While असीमित means unlimited or unrestricted, the formal term Aparimita can be used to translate as 'limitless' or 'boundless' and Ananta or अनन्त is a common synonym used to describe something that is infinite or endless.

How does it change in a sentence?

In the neuter nominative singular, the word takes the suffix -m to become असीमितम्.

How do you pronounce it?

asīmita

Did you know?

  • The synonym Ananta is not just an adjective but a proper name for the great serpent Shesha who supports the universe on his head.
  • In Buddhist philosophy, the concept of 'unlimited' is expressed through Brahmavihara, specifically the 'unlimited states' of love, compassion, joy and equanimity.
  • In many Vedic texts, the concept of the 'unlimited' is often personified as a cosmic force rather than just a mathematical quality. This transforms a simple adjective into a spiritual descriptor of the universe.

Examples in context

  • अत्र असीमित आकाशः अस्ति ।
    atra asīmita ākāśaḥ asti.
    There is an unlimited sky here.
  • तस्य ज्ञानं असीमितम् अस्ति ।
    tasya jñānaṃ asīmitam asti.
    His knowledge is unlimited.
  • सा असीमित शक्तिं धारयति ।
    sā asīmita śaktiṃ dhārayati.
    She possesses unlimited power.

Example conversation

Kavya and Aditya are discussing their internet data plan.

  1. काव्या Kavya

    किम् एषा योजना असीमित अस्ति?
    kim eṣā yojanā asīmita asti?
    Is this plan unlimited?
  2. आदित्य Aditya

    आम्, एषा असीमित डेटा ददाति।
    ām, eṣā asīmita dētā dadāti.
    Yes, this gives unlimited data.
  3. काव्या Kavya

    तर्हि एषा उत्तमः योजना अस्ति।
    tarhi eṣā uttamaḥ yojanā asti.
    Then this is a great plan.
  4. आदित्य Aditya

    सत्यम्, काव्या।
    satyam, kāvyā.
    That is true, Kavya.
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