incoming

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• /ˈɪnˌkʌmɪŋ/
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From in (adverb) + coming (adjective).

From Middle English incomming, in comyng, in-comyng, incomyng, in-comynge, incomynge, inne comyng, yn comyng, equivalent to in (adverb) + coming (noun).

28 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: влизащ (vlizašt) — coming in
• Bulgarian: пристигащ (pristigašt) — coming in
• Czech: příchozí — coming in
• Finnish: saapuva — coming in
• Finnish: tuleva — coming in
• French: entrant — coming in
• Georgian: შემომავალი (šemomavali) — coming in
• German: eingehend — coming in
• Italian: prossimo — coming in
• Italian: in arrivo — coming in
• Māori: taumai — coming in
• Norwegian Bokmål: inngående — coming in
• Norwegian Nynorsk: inngåande — coming in
• Polish: przybywający — coming in
• Spanish: entrante — coming in
• Spanish: adveniente — coming in
• Spanish: ingresante — coming in
• Spanish: llegante — coming in
• Spanish: arribante — coming in
• Bulgarian: следващ (sledvašt) — succeeding to an office
• Catalan: entrant — succeeding to an office
• Finnish: seuraava — succeeding to an office
• Finnish: tuleva — succeeding to an office
• French: entrant — succeeding to an office
• Italian: entrante — succeeding to an office
• Polish: przyszły — succeeding to an office
• Portuguese: entrante — succeeding to an office
• Spanish: entrante — succeeding to an office