Hõrendab

Hõrendab is an Estonian word that translates to "thins out" or "becomes sparse" in English. It is commonly used to describe a reduction in density or number of something. For example, one might use hõrendab to describe hair thinning as a person ages, or how a forest can become hõrendab due to logging or natural causes. The word can also refer to a decrease in frequency, such as a bus service that hõrendab during off-peak hours. The verb form is "hõreneda," meaning to become thin or sparse. The related adjective is "hõre," meaning thin, sparse, or rare. The concept of hõrendab implies a process of decrease or a state of reduced density.