waning

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• /ˈweɪ.nɪŋ/
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From Middle English waninge, alteration of earlier waniand, waniende, from Old English waniende, from Proto-Germanic *wanōndz, present participle of Proto-Germanic *wanōną (“to wane”), equivalent to wane + -ing.

From Middle English waning, waninge, wonunge, from Old English wanung (“waning; diminution”), from Proto-Germanic *wanungō, equivalent to wane + -ing.

33 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Czech: mizející — becoming weaker or smaller
• Czech: vytrácející se — becoming weaker or smaller
• Esperanto: malkreskanta — becoming weaker or smaller
• Finnish: hupeneva — becoming weaker or smaller
• French: décroissant — becoming weaker or smaller
• Occitan: descreissent — becoming weaker or smaller
• Occitan: amermant — becoming weaker or smaller
• Occitan: amenent — becoming weaker or smaller
• Polish: malejący — becoming weaker or smaller
• Polish: słabnący — becoming weaker or smaller
• Spanish: decreciente — becoming weaker or smaller
• Spanish: menguar — becoming weaker or smaller
• Catalan: minvant — of the lunar phase
• Czech: ubývající — of the lunar phase
• Esperanto: malkreska — of the lunar phase
• French: décroissant — of the lunar phase
• German: abnehmen — of the lunar phase
• Latin: decrescens — of the lunar phase
• Latin: senescens — of the lunar phase
• Norman: tchiyant — of the lunar phase
• Occitan: descreissent — of the lunar phase
• Polish: blednący — of the lunar phase
• Portuguese: minguante — of the lunar phase
• Spanish: menguante — of the lunar phase
• Thai: แรม (rɛɛm) — of the lunar phase
• French: diminution — becoming weaker or smaller
• Occitan: apichoniment — becoming weaker or smaller
• Occitan: aflaquiment — becoming weaker or smaller
• Spanish: mengua — becoming weaker or smaller
• French: décroissance — The fact or act of becoming smaller
• Occitan: descreissença — The fact or act of becoming smaller
• Occitan: apichoniment — The fact or act of becoming smaller
• Spanish: decrecimiento — The fact or act of becoming smaller