IPA: /ˈvænɪŋ/
KK: /ˈvænɪŋ/
A method used to wash ores, typically involving a tool called a vanner.
The miners used vanning to separate valuable minerals from dirt and rocks.
Vanning originates from the word 'van' (from Middle English 'vanne', meaning a type of vehicle or container) and the suffix '-ing' (indicating the action or process of). The term 'vanning' refers to the action or process of transporting goods or people in a van.
Think of the word 'van' as a vehicle used for transporting, and the '-ing' shows it's the action of using that vehicle. So, 'vanning' means the action of transporting in a van.