inmortalidad
“inmortalidad” means “immortality” in Spanish (living forever).
immortality
Also: eternal life, fame
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Muchos personajes de leyendas buscaban la fuente de la inmortalidad.
A2Many legend characters were looking for the fountain of immortality.
La inmortalidad del alma es una creencia común.
B1The immortality of the soul is a common belief.
Su gran descubrimiento le dio la inmortalidad en el mundo de la ciencia.
B2Her great discovery gave her immortality in the world of science.
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Which article should you use with 'inmortalidad'?
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From the Latin 'immortalitas,' which combines 'in-' (meaning 'not') and 'mortalitas' (the state of being subject to death).
First recorded: 13th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'inmortalidad' pluralized often?
Not really. As an abstract concept, it's almost always used in the singular. However, if you had to pluralize it, it would be 'inmortalidades'.
How do I pronounce the '-dad' at the end?
In many Spanish-speaking regions, the final 'd' is very soft, almost like the 'th' in 'this' but barely whispered.
Can I use it for fame while someone is still alive?
Yes! You can say 'su música le dio la inmortalidad' even if the musician is still living, meaning their work will live forever.