English Pronunciation wô'tə(r), /ˈwɔːtə(r)/, /"wO:t@(r)/ Noun water (uncountable in most senses) A clear liquid potable by humans and animals; the chemical H2O, dihydrogen monoxide. (sometimes countable) Mineral water. Perrier is the most popular water in this restaurant. (countable, often in plural waters) Spa water. Many people visit Bath to take the waters. (alchemy) One of the four basic elements. (in plural waters) A sea belonging to particular country. any body of water such as a river or a lake (can be plural in this sense) He maketh me to lie down in green pastures:he leadeth me beside the still waters. Psalm 23:2 Translations Afrikaans: water Albanian: ujë Arabic: ماء (mā') Aragones: aigua Asturian: agua Aymara: uma Azeri: su Basque: ur Bergamasco: ègua Bolognese: âcua Bosnian: voda Bresciano: aiva Breton: dour m dourioù & doureier pl Belarusian: вaдa Catalan: aigua f Chechen: khi Cherokee: ᎠᎹ (ama) Chinese Characters: 水 (Pinyin: shǔi) Chinese: 水 (Pinyin: shǔi) Czech: voda f Cornish: dowr m Dutch: water n Esperanto: akvo Estonian: vesi Faeroese: vatn Finnish: vesi French: eau f Frisian: wetter Galician: auga f, agua f German: Wasser n Greek: νερό (neró) n, hydor (ancient) Guarani: y Hebrew: מיים (mayim) m,plural Hungarian: víz Icelandic: vatn Indonesian: air Interlingua: aqua Italian: acqua f Japanese: 水 (みず, mizu) Javanese: banyu Latin: aqua Latvian: ūdens Lithuanian: vanduo Malay: air Maltese: ilma Manchu: muke Nahuatl: atl Norwegian: vannet Occitan: aiga Polish: woda Portuguese: água f Romanian: apă f Russian: вода (voda) Saami: čáhci Samoan: vai Slovak: voda f Somali: biyo, waraabin Spanish: agua f (but uses the masculine article el) Sundanese: cai Swahili: maji Swedish: vatten Tagalog: tubig Tupinambá: 'y Turkish: su Tzotzil: voʻ Urdu: آب (aab) Volapük: vat Welsh: dŵr Zulu: amanzi Transitive verb water (watered, watered) To give water to. Ex. Sally watered the plants, I need to go water the cattle Slang to urinate. Translations Breton: dourañ Catalan: donar aigua, regar (only for plants) Dutch: water geven, sproeien (only for plants) Esperanto: doni akvon French: (animal) abreuver, (plant) arroser Frisian: wetter jaan Galician: augar German: gießen, bewässern Guarani: mbo'y Interlingua: aquar, rigar Italian: (animal) abbeverare, (plant) annaffiare Lithuanian: laistyti Norwegian: vanne Portuguese: dar água a, (plant) regar Spanish: dar agua a, (plant) regar Swedish: vattna Tupinambá: mbo'y Volapük: vatön Dutch Pronunciation IPA: /'waːtər/ SAMPA:/wat3r/ Noun water n (Plural: waters, Diminutive: watertje, Plural diminutive watertjes) water Verb water (first-person singular present tense of wateren) pee, urinate
Noun water (uncountable in most senses) A clear liquid potable by humans and animals; the chemical H2O, dihydrogen monoxide. (sometimes countable) Mineral water. Perrier is the most popular water in this restaurant. (countable, often in plural waters) Spa water. Many people visit Bath to take the waters. (alchemy) One of the four basic elements. (in plural waters) A sea belonging to particular country. any body of water such as a river or a lake (can be plural in this sense) He maketh me to lie down in green pastures:he leadeth me beside the still waters. Psalm 23:2 Translations Afrikaans: water Albanian: ujë Arabic: ماء (mā') Aragones: aigua Asturian: agua Aymara: uma Azeri: su Basque: ur Bergamasco: ègua Bolognese: âcua Bosnian: voda Bresciano: aiva Breton: dour m dourioù & doureier pl Belarusian: вaдa Catalan: aigua f Chechen: khi Cherokee: ᎠᎹ (ama) Chinese Characters: 水 (Pinyin: shǔi) Chinese: 水 (Pinyin: shǔi) Czech: voda f Cornish: dowr m Dutch: water n Esperanto: akvo Estonian: vesi Faeroese: vatn Finnish: vesi French: eau f Frisian: wetter Galician: auga f, agua f German: Wasser n Greek: νερό (neró) n, hydor (ancient) Guarani: y Hebrew: מיים (mayim) m,plural Hungarian: víz Icelandic: vatn Indonesian: air Interlingua: aqua Italian: acqua f Japanese: 水 (みず, mizu) Javanese: banyu Latin: aqua Latvian: ūdens Lithuanian: vanduo Malay: air Maltese: ilma Manchu: muke Nahuatl: atl Norwegian: vannet Occitan: aiga Polish: woda Portuguese: água f Romanian: apă f Russian: вода (voda) Saami: čáhci Samoan: vai Slovak: voda f Somali: biyo, waraabin Spanish: agua f (but uses the masculine article el) Sundanese: cai Swahili: maji Swedish: vatten Tagalog: tubig Tupinambá: 'y Turkish: su Tzotzil: voʻ Urdu: آب (aab) Volapük: vat Welsh: dŵr Zulu: amanzi Transitive verb water (watered, watered) To give water to. Ex. Sally watered the plants, I need to go water the cattle Slang to urinate. Translations Breton: dourañ Catalan: donar aigua, regar (only for plants) Dutch: water geven, sproeien (only for plants) Esperanto: doni akvon French: (animal) abreuver, (plant) arroser Frisian: wetter jaan Galician: augar German: gießen, bewässern Guarani: mbo'y Interlingua: aquar, rigar Italian: (animal) abbeverare, (plant) annaffiare Lithuanian: laistyti Norwegian: vanne Portuguese: dar água a, (plant) regar Spanish: dar agua a, (plant) regar Swedish: vattna Tupinambá: mbo'y Volapük: vatön Dutch Pronunciation IPA: /'waːtər/ SAMPA:/wat3r/ Noun water n (Plural: waters, Diminutive: watertje, Plural diminutive watertjes) water Verb water (first-person singular present tense of wateren) pee, urinate
water (uncountable in most senses)
water (watered, watered)
Dutch Pronunciation IPA: /'waːtər/ SAMPA:/wat3r/ Noun water n (Plural: waters, Diminutive: watertje, Plural diminutive watertjes) water Verb water (first-person singular present tense of wateren) pee, urinate
Noun water n (Plural: waters, Diminutive: watertje, Plural diminutive watertjes) water Verb water (first-person singular present tense of wateren) pee, urinate
water n (Plural: waters, Diminutive: watertje, Plural diminutive watertjes)
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