wane

Wane is a term that can refer to either a narrow, winding stream of water or a transitional phase to a lower condition. In the context of geomorphology, a wane refers to a series of small, winding rivers or streams that flow through a smaller valley or depression, often leading to a lower elevation. These watercourses can be influenced by various geological factors, such as tectonic activity, weathering, or changes in water flow.

The term wane is also associated with the concept of decline or decrease. In alchemy, the Great Wane is a symbolic event that marks the beginning of the alchemical process, signifying the transition from the material world to the spiritual realm. The Wane can also be attributed to changes in emotional or psychological states. In literature, the term is used to describe a narrative's decline or decrease in momentum, highlighting themes such as loss, sorrow, or introspection.

The word wane appears to have originated from Old English, possibly derived from the word "wanian", meaning "to wane or decrease". Structural or architectural use of the term wane refers to a skilled or traditional craftsman who acquires their expertise or skills over time, wavering in initial enthusiasm but persisted to flower in stages.

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