nõrgeneb
Nõrgeneb is an Estonian verb form meaning “to become weaker” or “to weaken.” It is intransitive and used to describe a process in which strength, health, or effectiveness diminishes. The form nõrgeneb is the present tense, third-person singular, used with subjects such as a person, a body part, a system, or an abstract state.
Etymology and formation: the verb derives from the adjective nõrk, meaning weak, with the inchoative suffix
Usage and contexts: nõrgeneb is commonly used in medical, physiological, and metaphorical contexts. For example: Haiguse
Related terms: nõrgenemine (the act or process of weakening), nõrkus (weakness). A closely related verb is nõrgestama,
See also: nõrk (weak), nõrga (weak in inflected forms), and other Estonian verbs describing change of state.