Endless
/ˈɛn(d)ləs/noun
Without end; infinite or seemingly never-ending.
Did you know?“Endless” is built from Old English elements, and its power comes from the simple negation of an “end,” a concept so basic that it can make time, pain, love, or ambition feel cosmic.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*ant-
“front, forehead; before, against”
Old English
OE
ende
“end, limit, boundary, edge”
Old English
OE
-lēas
“without, lacking, free from”
Middle English
English
endles
“without end; unending”
Modern English
English
endless
“without end; infinite or seemingly never-ending”