Water

See also: water, wáter, wàter, and wāter

German Low German

Alternative forms

Woter, Wåter, Woater

Etymology

From Middle Low German wāter, from Old Saxon watar, from Proto-Germanic *watōr, from Proto-Indo-European *wódr̥. Cognate with German Wasser.

Noun

Water n (plural Waters)

(in most dialects, including Low Prussian) water (H₂O)

Derived terms

Terms derived from Water

Afwater
Beekwater
Bornwater
Brackwater
Drinkwater
Drinkwaterverornen
Düütsche Waterball-Liga
Fohrwater
Froonswaterball
fuul Water
Füerwater
Grundwater
Ieswater
internatschonale Waters
Jöögdwaterball
Kohlenwaterstoff
Kroaatsche Waterball-Verband
Meerwater
Rugby-Waterball
Seewater
Seutwater
sik op dat Water hen un her bewegen
Soltwater
Strandwaterball
Stroomwater
Swevelwaterstoff
Söötwater

Waterball
Waterballmeesterschop
Waterball-Motiv
Waterballspeel
Waterballsport
Waterball vun de Froonslüüd
Waterball vun de Mannslüüd
Waterballwettstriet
Waterbewegen
Waterbuddel
Waterböverflach
Waterbülg
Waterdamp
Waterflach
Watergoorn
Watergymnastik
Waterhahn
Waterhund
Waterhööch
Waterjumfer
Waterkant
Waterklock
Waterkreisloop
Waterkörper
Waterlaatfunkschoon
Waterlaten

Water laten
Waterlien
Watermaker
Watermann
Watermolekül
Waterpedden
Waterpiep
Waterplant
Waterrohr
Waterruhr
Waterruum
Waterschicht
Watersnoot
Watersport
Watersportoort
Waterstand
Waterstandsanwieser
Waterstoff
Waterstoffbomb
Waterstoffisotop
Waterstraat
Watertransport
Watervagel
Waterwarvel
Öösterrieksche Waterball-Bundsliga
Ünnerwaterbarg

See also

Damp
Eer, Eerd
Füer
Ier, Ierd
Ies
Iesbarg
Frost
Luft
Gletscher
Snee
Weder
Wind

References

Der neue SASS: Plattdeutsches Wörterbuch, Plattdeutsch - Hochdeutsch, Hochdeutsch - Plattdeutsch. Plattdeutsche Rechtschreibung, sixth revised edition (2011, →ISBN, Wachholtz Verlag, Neumünster)

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