English–Japanese
“finite” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiyūgen
Example
地球の資源は有限です。chi kyū no shi gen wa yū gen de su
The Earth's resources are finite.
How to say “finite” in Japanese
“Finite” in Japanese is 有限 (yūgen).
Presents an amount, number, or range as bounded and therefore unable to continue endlessly.
Example sentences with 有限
数学では、有限集合の要素を一つずつ調べます。sū gaku de wa yū gen shū gō no yō so o hito tsu zu tsu shira be ma su
In mathematics, we examine the elements of a finite set one by one.
Tips for using 有限
- In everyday English, finite resources are resources that can eventually run out, not resources that are simply hard to obtain.