Everlasting

/ˌɛvərˈlæstɪŋ/ adjective

Lasting forever or for an extremely long time without ending.

From 'ever' (always, from Proto-Germanic) + 'lasting' (continuing, from Old English 'laestan'). The compound formed in Middle English to express the idea of perpetual duration. 'Last' originally meant 'to continue' before referring to things that are at the end.

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