久遠

Japanese

Etymology

From ku or kyū (久, of long duration, longstanding, lasting a long time) + on or en (遠, distant (in time), far-off, remote)

Noun

久遠 (hiragana くおん, romaji kuon)

久遠 (hiragana きゅうえん, romaji kyūen)

1. eternity

Usage notes

• kuon is more commonly used than kyūen

Alternative forms

• 久遠の (kuon no): of or relating to eternity, eternal