gradually, little by little, bit by bit
eş: allmählich, mit und mit
köken: Literally, “after and after”.
over a gentle heat, over a slow heat, on a low heat · slowly, little by little
mourir à petit feu
little by little, by degrees
eş: gradualmente, mano a mano
köken: Compare Asturian a poco a poco and Catalan a poc a poc. See poco a poco.
tal mi fece la bestia sanza pace, che, venendomi ’ncontro, a poco a poco mi ripigneva là dove ’l sol tace.
Rusçaма́ло-пома́лу, понемно́гу, постепе́нно
Felemenkçebeetje bij beetje
Japonca少しずつ, 追々 /sɨ̥ko̞ɕizɨt͡sɨ/ little by little
köken: From 少(すこ)し (sukoshi, “a bit, a little”) + ずつ (zutsu, “at a time”).
Korece야금야금 /ja̠ɡɯmja̠ɡɯm/ entering the mouth little by little, bit by bit
köken: Reduplication of the root 야금 (yageum), which does not occur independently.
gradually, with time
köken: efter + hand
Efterhand tog sig alla igenom labyrinten
Efterhand tilltog regnet
step by step, little by little, gradually
eş: krok za krokiem
köken: Literally, “step by step”.
gradually, piecemeal, bit by bit, little by little
köken: Lexicalization of apró (“tiny”) + -nként.
Apránként adj hozzá egy kis vizet.
Latincepaulātim, pauxillātim, tractim /ˈtrak.tĩː/ little by little, by degrees; at length, slowly
köken: Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *dʰregʰ-der.? Latin trahō Latin -tim Latin tractim From trahō (“drag”) + -tim.
gradually, bit by bit, little by little
Norveççelitt etter hvert, litt etter litt, pø om pø
gradually; little by little
köken: Reduplication of dần.
slowly · little by little
köken: Compare Asturian and Italian a poco a poco.
little by little · alternatively
bit by bit, gradually
köken: Literally, “all in [the] bit”.
İrlandacaó ghiota go giota
little by little, slowly but surely, step by step
köken: Reduplication of կամաց (kamacʻ).
little by little
köken: Reduplication of ცოტა (coṭa).
little by little; bit by bit
köken: From pa- + unti-unti.