cimni gismu

x₁ is infinite/unending/eternal in property/dimension x₂, to degree x₃ (quantity)/of type x₃.

Also everlasting, eternity, (= cimnytei), eternal (= cimnyteikai or temcimni). See also vitno, renvi, munje, fanmo, sisti.

In notes:

vitno: x₁ is permanent/lasting/[eternal] in property x₂ (ka) by standard x₃ [time-span/expectant one].
brabra: b₁ is huge/enormous/very big in property b₂ with criterion b₃.
caibra: b₁=c₁ is huge/enormous/colossal in property b₂=c₂ to observer b₃=c₃.
camganra: g₁=c₁ is vast/very wide in (2nd most significant) dimension g₂=c₂ with observer g₃=c₃.
cimny'efku: x₁ is infinitely recursively related to x₂ by applying infinite levels of recursion to predicate relation x₃ (ka with two ce'u)
selte'abra: b₁=t₂ is huge/enormous/tremendous in property b₂ and feared by b₃=t₁.
tcebra: b₁=m₁ is huge/enormous/very big in property b₂ with criterion b₃.
tolcimni: c₁ is finite/ending/unlasting/limited in property/dimension c₂, to degree c₃ (quantity)/of type c₃
kancuka'e: x₁ (set, group, structure, category, class, etc.) has cardinality less than or equal to aleph-null; x₁ is mathematically countable (including the option of being finite).
to'e zei kancuka'e: x₁ (set, group, structure, category, class, etc.) has cardinality strictly more than aleph-null; x₁ is mathematically uncountable.