rejuvenation

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EnglishEdit

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Rejuvenation: backward or forward?

EtymologyEdit

rejuvenate +‎ -ion, cf. Latin reiuvenatiō.

NounEdit

rejuvenation (countable and uncountable, plural rejuvenations)

1. The process of rendering young again.
2. The process of producing beneficial changes.

   the rejuvenation of the city center

Related termsEdit

• rejuvenate
• rejuvenating

TranslationsEdit

the process of rendering young again

• Armenian: երիտասարդացում (hy) (eritasardacʿum)
• Catalan: rejoveniment m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 回復 (zh), 回复 (zh) (huífù)

• Danish: foryngelse c
• Dutch: verjonging (nl)
• Esperanto: rejuniĝo
• Finnish: nuorentuminen
• French: rajeunissement (fr) m
• German: Verjüngung f
• Greek: αναζωογόνηση (el) f (anazoogónisi)

• Irish: athnuachan f
• Italian: ringiovanimento
• Japanese: 若返り (わかがえり, wakagaeri)
• Korean: 회춘 (hoechun)
• Latin: reiuvenatio f, reiuvenescentia f
• Norwegian: rejuvenering f
• Polish: odmłodzenie n
• Portuguese: rejuvenescimento (pt) m
• Russian: омоложение (ru) (omoloženije)
• Spanish: rejuvenecimiento (es) m

See alsoEdit

• age-reversal