Attrition

//əˈtɹɪʃən//

Translations of "attrition" (24 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Bulgarian	изтриване(wearing by friction), изтъркване(wearing by friction)	iztrivane, iztǎrkvane
Chinese Mandarin	磨損 /磨损(wearing by friction)	mósǔn
Dutch	natuurlijke afvloeiing(reduction in membership or personnel), sleet(wearing by friction), slijtage(wearing by friction), verloop(loss of participants during an experiment), vrijwillig ontslag(reduction in membership or personnel)	—
Esperanto	forfrotiĝo(wearing by friction), forfrotiĝo(wearing of teeth), malkreskado(reduction in membership or personnel), perdo(loss of a first or second language or a portion of that language)	—
Finnish	attritio(loss of participants during an experiment), attritio(theology: imperfect contrition or remorse), attritio(wearing of teeth), attritio(loss of a first or second language or a portion of that language), hiertyminen(wearing by friction), hupeneminen(gradual reduction in number), hävikki(gradual reduction in number), kato(loss of participants during an experiment), kuluminen(wearing by friction), menettäminen(loss of a first or second language or a portion of that language), poistuma(reduction in membership or personnel), rapautuminen(gradual reduction in number), taantuminen(loss of a first or second language or a portion of that language), väheneminen(gradual reduction in number), karsiutua(to undergo a reduction in number), kuluttaa(to grind or wear down through friction), vähentyä(to undergo a reduction in number), vähentää luonnollisen poistuman kautta(to reduce jobs or workers by not hiring)	—
French	départs volontaires(reduction in membership or personnel), usure(wearing by friction)	—
German	Abgang(reduction in membership or personnel), Abnutzung(wearing by friction), Abnutzung(wearing of teeth), Abreibung(wearing by friction), Abrieb(wearing by friction), Abrieb(wearing of teeth), Abschürfung(wearing by friction), Arbeitskräfteabgang(reduction in membership or personnel), Schwund(loss of participants during an experiment), Sprachverlust(loss of a first or second language or a portion of that language), Verlust(loss of a first or second language or a portion of that language), Verschleiß(wearing by friction), Zermürbung(wearing by friction), natürlicher Abgang(reduction in membership or personnel), unvollkommene Reue(theology: imperfect contrition or remorse)	—
Greek	τριβή(wearing by friction), φθορά(wearing of teeth)	triví, fthorá
Hebrew	שחיקה(wearing by friction), שחיקת שיניים(wearing of teeth)	shkhika, shkhikat shina'im
Hungarian	felmorzsolás(reduction in membership or personnel), felmorzsolódás(wearing by friction), felőrlés(reduction in membership or personnel), felőrlődés(wearing by friction), kopás(wearing by friction), lemorzsolódás(reduction in membership or personnel)	—
Inuktitut	ᐊᓐᓂᕈᖅᐸᓪᓕᐊᓂᖅ(wearing of teeth)	anniroqpallianiq
Irish	doilíos(theology: imperfect contrition or remorse)	—
Japanese	消耗(reduction in membership or personnel), 磨耗(wearing by friction)	shōmō, mamō
Latin	attrītiō(wearing by friction)	—
Macedonian	три́ење(wearing by friction)	tríenje
Norwegian Bokmål	frafall(reduction in membership or personnel)	—
Occitan	abrasion(wearing by friction), abrasion(wearing of teeth), ameniment(gradual reduction in number), amermament(gradual reduction in number), atricion(wearing by friction), atricion(gradual reduction in number), atricion(reduction in membership or personnel), atricion(loss of participants during an experiment), atricion(theology: imperfect contrition or remorse), atricion(wearing of teeth), atricion(loss of a first or second language or a portion of that language), defeccion(reduction in membership or personnel), defeccion(loss of participants during an experiment), reduccion(reduction in membership or personnel)	—
Polish	but see zmniejszenie(reduction in membership or personnel)	—
Portuguese	atrito(wearing by friction)	—
Russian	истира́ние(wearing by friction), стира́ние(wearing by friction), тре́ние(wearing by friction), у́быль персона́ла(reduction in membership or personnel)	istiránije, stiránije, trénije, úbylʹ personála
Serbo-Croatian	abrazija(wearing of teeth), atricija(theology: imperfect contrition or remorse), atricija(wearing of teeth), habanje(wearing by friction), istiranje(wearing by friction), osipanje(reduction in membership or personnel), osipanje(loss of participants during an experiment), trošenje(wearing of teeth)	—
Spanish	abrasión(wearing by friction), atrición(theology: imperfect contrition or remorse), deserción(loss of participants during an experiment), desgaste dental(wearing of teeth)	—
Swedish	avfall(reduction in membership or personnel), bortfall(reduction in membership or personnel), bortfall(loss of participants during an experiment), förlust(loss of a first or second language or a portion of that language), förslitning(wearing by friction), nötning(wearing by friction), nötning(wearing of teeth)	—
Turkish	yıpratma(wearing by friction)	—

Bulgarian

изтриване, изтъркване

iztrivane, iztǎrkvane

Chinese Mandarin

磨損 /磨损

mósǔn

Dutch

natuurlijke afvloeiing, sleet, slijtage, verloop, vrijwillig ontslag

Esperanto

forfrotiĝo, forfrotiĝo, malkreskado, perdo

Finnish

attritio, attritio, attritio, attritio, hiertyminen, hupeneminen, hävikki, kato, kuluminen, menettäminen, poistuma, rapautuminen, taantuminen, väheneminen, karsiutua, kuluttaa, vähentyä, vähentää luonnollisen poistuman kautta

French

départs volontaires, usure

German

Abgang, Abnutzung, Abnutzung, Abreibung, Abrieb, Abrieb, Abschürfung, Arbeitskräfteabgang, Schwund, Sprachverlust, Verlust, Verschleiß, Zermürbung, natürlicher Abgang, unvollkommene Reue

Greek

τριβή, φθορά

triví, fthorá

Hebrew

שחיקה, שחיקת שיניים

shkhika, shkhikat shina'im

Hungarian

felmorzsolás, felmorzsolódás, felőrlés, felőrlődés, kopás, lemorzsolódás

Inuktitut

ᐊᓐᓂᕈᖅᐸᓪᓕᐊᓂᖅ

anniroqpallianiq

Irish