Plural of finite; things that have limits or are not infinite.
From finite (Latin 'finitus', past participle of 'finire') used as a noun, with regular plural -s.
In formal logic and mathematics, 'finites' refers to specific entities that are countable and bounded, distinguishing them from infinites—this distinction is surprisingly recent in human thought.
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