downward

English

Etymology

down +‎ -ward

Adverb

downward (comparative more downward, superlative most downward) (or downwards)

1. toward a lower level, either in space or in a hierarchy or an amount

   His position in society moved ever downward.

Translations

toward a lower level

• Bulgarian: надолу (bg) (nadolu)
• Finnish: alaspäin (fi)

• Russian: вниз (ru) (vniz) 
• Swedish: nedåt (sv), neråt (sv)

Adjective

downward (comparative more downward, superlative most downward)

1. moving or sloping down

   He spoke with a downward glance.

Translations

moving down

• Bulgarian: спадащ (bg) (spadašt)
• Dutch: neerwaarts (nl)
• Finnish: laskeva (fi)

• Russian: спускающийся (ru) (spuskájuščijsja) , нисходящий (ru) (nisxodjáščij) 
• Swedish: nedåt (sv), neråt (sv)

Anagrams

• drawdown