thin
thin - adjective
- Having little extent from one surface to its opposite
- Measuring little in cross section or diameter
- Not dense in arrangement or distribution
- Not well fleshed : lean
Source: Merriam-Webster Dictionary API
"thin attendance"
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SpellingJoy Gematria
📚 Apprentice
89
Letter Values
T
23
H
9
I
9
N
17
Etymology
Middle English thin, thinne, going back to Old English þynne, going back to Germanic *þunnu- (assimilated to the -ja-stem adjectives in West Germanic, whence Middle Dutch dunne "thin," Old High German dunni, against Old Norse þunnr), generalized from a paradigm *þenu-, *þunw-a-, going back to Indo-European *ténhu-, *tn̥hu̯ó-, whence also, from with a base *tenhu-, *tn̥hu- with varying ablaut and suffixation, Old Irish tanae "thin, slender," Old Welsh teneu, Middle Breton tanau, Latin tenuis "fine-drawn, thin, narrow, slight," Greek tanu- "extended, long," tanaós "outstretched, long," Old Church Slavic tĭnŭkŭ "fine, delicate," Russian tónkij "thin," Croatian & Serbian tȁnak, Lithuanian tę́vas, Sanskrit tanúḥ, tánukaḥ "thin, small"