Lemniscate 

Lemniscate is the correct word for an infinity sign and is derived from the latin word "ribbon"

I like your lemniscate tattoo you got!

Lemniscate by sophia moose June 6, 2017

Lemniscate 

algebraic geometry, a lemniscate is any of several figure-eight or ∞-shaped curves. The word comes from the Latin "lēmniscātus" meaning "decorated with ribbons", from the Greek λημνίσκος meaning "ribbons", or which alternatively may refer to the wool from which the ribbons were made.

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Lemniscate by Sketch Bot May 28, 2020

lemniscate 

(1) to molder lazily on the couch. (2) to be sloth-like. (3) to lounge purposlessly, often associated with procrastination.

monotonicity, modulous, semi-interquartile, spurious

I didnt' do any homework. I decided to lemniscate instead.

lemniscate by Monica and Megan's First Addition Lexicon January 8, 2008

lemniscatus 

Leminscatus (noun) The infinity (∞) sign. Derived from the Latin 'lēmniscātus,' meaning "decorated with ribbons", and which itself ioriginates from the Greek 'λημνίσκος' (lēmnískos), meaning "ribbon."

The lemniscatus is a figure-eight curve that resembles a group of curves in algebraic geometry collectively called lemniscates. Jacob Bernoulli first used the term 'lemniscate' in the late 17th century, based on the same Latin and Greek roots. While a 'lemniscate' refers to any algebraically defined figure-eight curve, the lemniscatus specifically symbolises the concept of infinity.

Johann knew that his brother Jake was serious about studying philosophy at university when Jake came home one day sporting a new lemniscatus tattoo on his arm.

lemniscatus by The Autumn Mandrake November 30, 2024