mancando
/manˈkandəʊ/Music
adverb
Especially as a musical direction: becoming even softer; dying away.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Busby (1754–1838), composer and author. From Italian mancando lacking, failing, decreasing, present participle of mancare to lack, fail, fall short, decrease.
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