decair

Portuguese

Etymology

From Medieval Latin or Late Latin dēcadēre, from Latin de- and cadere (“to fall”) (whence also cair). Cf. also the Classical Latin form decidō, decidere. Compare Spanish decaer, Catalan decaure, Italian decadere, French déchoir.

Verb

decair (first-person singular present indicative decaio, past participle decaído)

  1. to decay

Conjugation

Derived terms

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