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From unlimit + -ed or un- + limited .
IPA (key ) : /ʌnˈlɪmɪtɪd/
Hyphenation: un‧lim‧it‧ed
unlimited (not comparable )
limitless or without bounds ; unrestricted
1960 September, “Talking of Trains: News in Brief”, in Trains Illustrated , page 523 :The Scottish Region is issuing a Day Rail-Rover Ticket, available at 12 hours' notice, permitting unlimited travel in an area bounded by Edinburgh, St. Andrews, Dundee, Perth, Comrie, Callander, Stirling and Falkirk for 25s. (children, 12s. 6d.). . . .
limitless or without bounds; unrestricted
Bulgarian: безграни́чен (bg) ( bezgraníčen ) , неограничен (bg) ( neograničen )
Catalan: il·limitat
Chinese:
Mandarin: 無限 / 无限 (zh) ( wúxiàn )
Czech: neomezený (cs)
Danish: ubegrænset
Esperanto: senlima
Finnish: rajoittamaton (fi) , rajaton (fi)
French: illimité (fr)
Galician: ilimitado
Georgian: უსაზღვრო ( usazɣvro ) , შეუზღუდავი ( šeuzɣudavi ) , საზღვარდაუდებელი ( sazɣvardaudebeli ) , ულიმიტო ( ulimiṭo )
German: unbeschränkt (de) , unbegrenzt (de)
Greek: απεριόριστος (el) ( aperióristos )
Ancient: ἄπειρος ( ápeiros )
Hungarian: végtelen (hu)
Irish: neamhtheoranta
Italian: illimitato (it)
Japanese: 果てしない (ja) ( hateshinai ) , 無限の (ja) ( mugen no ) , 無制限の (ja) ( museigen no )
Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: بێ سنور ( bê snur )
Latin: infīnītus
Macedonian: неограничен ( neograničen )
Malay: tanpa had
Norwegian:
Bokmål: ubegrenset (no) , ubegrensa
Plautdietsch: onbeschrenkjt
Portuguese: ilimitado (pt)
Romanian: nelimitat (ro) , nemărginit (ro)
Russian: неограни́ченный (ru) ( neograníčennyj ) , безграни́чный (ru) ( bezgraníčnyj )
Spanish: ilimitado (es) , sin límite
Swedish: obegränsad (sv)
Ukrainian: необмежений ( neobmeženyj )