Dictionary:water

English

Etymology

Undetermined.

Noun

water

1. The clear liquid that falls as rain and fills rivers and seas.
2. A drink; drinkable liquid of any kind.

Translations

Translations — the clear liquid of rain and rivers

Herta-Olaic

• Proto-Herta-Olaic: *βiot
• Ancient Hertic: βοτταν
• Gaillean: vite
• Middle Airananwe: vide

Njeshan

• Proto-Njeshan: *hodzɛ

Andusian

• Proto-Andusian: *meto
• Proto-North-Andusian: *meto
• Proto-South-Andusian: *medo
• Proto-Unterian: *meto
• Besoh: medo

Translations — drinkable liquid

Herta-Olaic

• Proto-Herta-Olaic: *βiot

Andusian

• Proto-Andusian: *meto
• Proto-North-Andusian: *meto
• Proto-South-Andusian: *medo
• Proto-Unterian: *meto
• Besoh: medo

Gaillean

Pronunciation

• /wa:təɹ/

Etymology

Undetermined.

Noun

water m (irregular)

1. foam

Declension

	SG	PL
NOM	water	watrer
GEN	watrun	watretri
DAT	watri	watrez
ACC	watras	watreter
VOC	watri	watria

Descendants

• Middle Airananwe: uaatir