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Line 3: ===Etymology=== From {{~~rfe~~af\|en\|emaciate\|-ion}}. ===Pronunciation=== * {{audio\|en\|LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-emaciation.wav\|a=Southern England}} * {{rhymes\|en\|eɪʃən\|s=5}} Line 13 ⟶ 14: # The act of making very [[lean]]. # The state of being [[emaciate]]d or reduced to excessive [[leanness]]; an excessively lean condition. #* {{~~quote-book\|en\|year=1837\|author={{w\|Letitia~~RQ:Landon ~~Elizabeth Landon}}\|title=~~Ethel Churchill\|~~volume~~page=113\|~~page~~volume=13I\|~~text~~passage=In youth he must have been singularly handsome, but years and care had left their vestiges on his noble features, which were thin even to '''emaciation'''.}} ====Related terms==== Line 22 ⟶ 23: * French: {{t+\|fr\|émaciation\|f}} * German: {{t\|de\|Abmagern\|n}}, {{t\|de\|Abmagerung\|f}} * Irish: {{t\|ga\|snoí\|m}} ~~{{trans-mid}}~~ * Japanese: {{t+\|ja\|削痩\|tr=sakusō}} * Maori: {{t\|mi\|kaikohinga}} * Spanish: {{t+\|es\|emaciación}} Line 30 ⟶ 32: {{trans-top\|the state of being emaciated}} * Bulgarian: {{t\|bg\|мършавост\|f}} * Chinese: : Mandarin: {{t+\|cmn\|憔悴\|tr=qiáocuì}} French: {{t+\|fr\|émaciation\|f}}, {{t+\|fr\|émaciement\|m}} {{qualifier\|rare}} * German: {{t\|de\|Abgemagertheit\|f}} * Japanese: {{t+\|ja\|削痩\|tr=sakusō}} * Malayalam: {{t+\|ml\|ശോഷണം}}, {{t+\|ml\|മെലിച്ചിൽ}} * Polish: {{t\|pl\|wychudzenie\|n}} ~~{{trans-mid}}~~ * Russian: {{t+\|ru\|истоще́ние}} {{trans-bottom}} Line 38 ⟶ 44: {{checktrans-top}} * Icelandic: {{t-check\|is\|hor\|n}} ~~{{trans-mid}}~~ {{trans-bottom}}