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From Middle English trenden (“to roll about, turn, revolve”), from Old English trendan (“to roll about, turn, revolve”), from Proto-West Germanic *trandijan (“to turn, roll, revolve”), apparently derived from a strong verb Proto-West Germanic *trindan. Cognate with Dutch trent (“circumference”). Akin to Old English trinde (“ball”), Old English tryndel (“circle, ring”). More at trindle, trundle.

Compare German trennen (“to separate”).

175 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: tendencë — inclination in a direction
• Armenian: միտում (mitum) — inclination in a direction
• Armenian: տենդենցիա (tendencʻia) — inclination in a direction
• Azerbaijani: tendensiya — inclination in a direction
• Azerbaijani: meyil — inclination in a direction
• Belarusian: тэндэ́нцыя (tendéncyja) — inclination in a direction
• Belarusian: трэнд (trend) — inclination in a direction
• Bulgarian: насо́ченост (nasóčenost) — inclination in a direction
• Bulgarian: направле́ние (napravlénie) — inclination in a direction
• Bulgarian: тенде́нция (tendéncija) — inclination in a direction
• Catalan: tendència — inclination in a direction
• Catalan: vessant — inclination in a direction
• Catalan: corrent — inclination in a direction
• Chinese Mandarin: 趨勢 /趋势 (qūshì) — inclination in a direction
• Czech: tendence — inclination in a direction
• Czech: trend — inclination in a direction
• Danish: tendens — inclination in a direction
• Danish: retning — inclination in a direction
• Danish: strømning — inclination in a direction
• Danish: trend — inclination in a direction
• Dutch: trend — inclination in a direction
• Dutch: neiging — inclination in a direction
• Estonian: tendents — inclination in a direction
• Estonian: trend — inclination in a direction
• Finnish: suuntaus — inclination in a direction
• Finnish: kehityssuunta — inclination in a direction
• Finnish: trendi — inclination in a direction
• French: penchant — inclination in a direction
• French: tendance — inclination in a direction
• Georgian: ტენდენცია (ṭendencia) — inclination in a direction
• German: Trend — inclination in a direction
• German: Tendenz — inclination in a direction
• German: Neigung — inclination in a direction
• Greek: τάση (tási) — inclination in a direction
• Greek: ροπή (ropí) — inclination in a direction
• Hebrew: נְטִיָּה — inclination in a direction
• Hebrew: מְגַמָּה — inclination in a direction
• Hindi: प्रवृत्ति (pravŕtti) — inclination in a direction
• Hindi: झुकाव (jhukāv) — inclination in a direction
• Hindi: उपनति (upanti) — inclination in a direction
• Hungarian: irányzat — inclination in a direction
• Hungarian: tendencia — inclination in a direction
• Hungarian: trend — inclination in a direction
• Icelandic: tilhneiging — inclination in a direction
• Italian: tendenza — inclination in a direction
• Japanese: 傾向 (keikō) — inclination in a direction
• Japanese: トレンド (torendo) — inclination in a direction
• Japanese: 趨勢 (sūsei) — inclination in a direction
• Kazakh: үрдіс (ürdıs) — inclination in a direction
• Kazakh: тенденция (tendensiä) — inclination in a direction
• Korean: 경향 (gyeonghyang) — inclination in a direction
• Korean: 추세 (chuse) — inclination in a direction
• Korean: 트렌드 (teurendeu) — inclination in a direction
• Central Kurdish: ڕەوەت (rewet) — inclination in a direction
• Kyrgyz: тенденция (tendentsiya) — inclination in a direction
• Latvian: tendence — inclination in a direction
• Lithuanian: tendencija — inclination in a direction
• Macedonian: тенденција (tendencija) — inclination in a direction
• Macedonian: тренд (trend) — inclination in a direction
• Norwegian Bokmål: trend — inclination in a direction
• Norwegian Bokmål: tendens — inclination in a direction
• Norwegian Nynorsk: trend — inclination in a direction
• Persian: گرایش (gerâyeš) — inclination in a direction
• Polish: tendencja — inclination in a direction
• Polish: trend — inclination in a direction
• Portuguese: tendência — inclination in a direction
• Romanian: tendință — inclination in a direction
• Russian: тенде́нция (tɛndɛ́ncija) — inclination in a direction
• Russian: тренд (trɛnd) — inclination in a direction
• Russian: направле́ние (napravlénije) — inclination in a direction
• Serbo-Croatian: тендѐнција — inclination in a direction
• Serbo-Croatian: тре̏нд — inclination in a direction
• Serbo-Croatian: tendèncija — inclination in a direction
• Serbo-Croatian: trȅnd — inclination in a direction
• Slovak: tendencia — inclination in a direction
• Slovak: trend — inclination in a direction
• Slovene: tendenca — inclination in a direction
• Spanish: tendencia — inclination in a direction
• Spanish: tónica — inclination in a direction
• Spanish: corriente — inclination in a direction
• Swahili: mwelekeo mkuu — inclination in a direction
• Swedish: tendens — inclination in a direction
• Tajik: майл (mayl) — inclination in a direction
• Tajik: тамоюл (tamoyul) — inclination in a direction
• Telugu: పోకడ (pōkaḍa) — inclination in a direction
• Telugu: ధోరణి (dhōraṇi) — inclination in a direction
• Turkish: gidişat — inclination in a direction
• Turkish: akım — inclination in a direction
• Turkish: tandans — inclination in a direction
• Ukrainian: тенде́нція (tendéncija) — inclination in a direction
• Ukrainian: на́прям (náprjam) — inclination in a direction
• Ukrainian: тренд (trend) — inclination in a direction
• Uzbek: tendensiya — inclination in a direction
• Uzbek: mayl — inclination in a direction
• Welsh: tuedd — inclination in a direction
• Arabic: رَائِج (rāʔij) — a fad
• Arabic: مُتَدَاوَل (mutadāwal) — a fad
• Bulgarian: мо́дна тенде́нция (módna tendéncija) — a fad
• Catalan: moda — a fad
• Catalan: tendència — a fad
• Chinese Mandarin: 潮流 (cháoliú) — a fad
• Dutch: trend — a fad
• Dutch: rage — a fad
• Esperanto: furoro — a fad
• Finnish: trendi — a fad
• Finnish: muoti — a fad
• Finnish: villitys — a fad
• Finnish: tyyli — a fad
• Finnish: muotivirtaus — a fad
• French: tendance — a fad
• Georgian: ტრენდი (ṭrendi) — a fad
• German: Trend — a fad
• Hebrew: אופנה \ אׇפְנָה (ofná) — a fad
• Hebrew: טְרֶנְד (trend) — a fad
• Icelandic: tíska — a fad
• Italian: tendenza — a fad
• Italian: moda — a fad
• Japanese: トレンド (torendo) — a fad
• Khmer: និន្នាការ (ninniəkaa) — a fad
• Northern Kurdish: trend — a fad
• Northern Kurdish: mode — a fad
• Malay: sohor kini — a fad
• Māori: ia — a fad
• Māori: tāera — a fad
• Norwegian Bokmål: trend — a fad
• Norwegian Nynorsk: trend — a fad
• Polish: trend — a fad
• Portuguese: moda — a fad
• Portuguese: modinha — a fad
• Romanian: trend — a fad
• Romanian: tendință — a fad
• Russian: тренд (trɛnd) — a fad
• Russian: мо́да (móda) — a fad
• Serbo-Croatian: тре̏нд — a fad
• Serbo-Croatian: trȅnd — a fad
• Spanish: moda — a fad
• Thai: แนว (nɛɛo) — a fad
• Thai: แนวโน้ม (nɛɛo-nóom) — a fad
• Turkish: moda — a fad
• Turkish: akım — a fad
• Turkish: trend — a fad
• Ukrainian: тренд (trend) — a fad
• Ukrainian: мо́да (móda) — a fad
• Vietnamese: trào lưu — a fad
• Welsh: trend — a fad
• Bulgarian: клоня (klonja) — To have a particular direction; to run; to stretch; to tend
• Finnish: kulkea — To have a particular direction; to run; to stretch; to tend
• Finnish: suuntautua — To have a particular direction; to run; to stretch; to tend
• German: verlaufen — To have a particular direction; to run; to stretch; to tend
• German: erstrecken — To have a particular direction; to run; to stretch; to tend
• German: streben — To have a particular direction; to run; to stretch; to tend
• German: neigen — To have a particular direction; to run; to stretch; to tend
• Italian: tendere — To have a particular direction; to run; to stretch; to tend
• Meru: miitire — To have a particular direction; to run; to stretch; to tend
• Portuguese: tender — To have a particular direction; to run; to stretch; to tend
• Bulgarian: отклонявам (otklonjavam) — To cause to turn; to bend
• Finnish: kääntää — To cause to turn; to bend
• German: wenden — To cause to turn; to bend
• Arabic: يَرُوج (yarūj) — to be the subject of a trend
• Arabic: يُتَدَاوَل (yutadāwal) — to be the subject of a trend
• German: trenden — to be the subject of a trend
• German: bewegen — to be the subject of a trend
• German: beschäftigen — to be the subject of a trend
• German: angesagt sein — to be the subject of a trend
• German: en vogue sein — to be the subject of a trend
• German: populär sein — to be the subject of a trend
• Spanish: estar de moda — to be the subject of a trend
• Spanish: estar a la última — to be the subject of a trend
• Spanish: estar/ser canchero/trendy — to be the subject of a trend
• Spanish: estilarse — to be the subject of a trend
• Spanish: llevarse — to be the subject of a trend
• Spanish: ser de ahora — to be the subject of a trend
• Spanish: ser tendencia/tónica — to be the subject of a trend
• Vietnamese: nổi — to be the subject of a trend
• Vietnamese: thịnh hành — to be the subject of a trend