Water in Different Languages

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Water in Different Languages: Water is an inorganic, transparent, tasteless and colourless chemical substance. Water is vital for life in fact, it is said that life a result of existing water. Water covers 71% of Earth’s surface most of which is seas and oceans. Small percentage of water occurs underwater, glaciers and icecaps. Water exists in three forms: solid, liquid and gas or steam. Water and wind plays an important role to remove fire.

Water in All Languages

Translation of word Water in almost 100+ different languages of the world.

Different LanguagesWord Water
Albanianujë
Basqueur
Belarusianвада
Bosnianvoda
Bulgarianвода
Catalanaigua
Croatianvoda
Czechvoda
Danishvand
Dutchwater
Estonianvesi
Finnishvesi
Frencheau
Galicianauga
GermanWasser
Greekνερό (neró)
Hungarianvíz
IcelandicVatn
Irishuisce
Italianacqua
Latvianūdens
Lithuanianvanduo
Macedonianвода
Malteseilma
Norwegianvann
Polishwoda
Portugueseagua
Romanianapă
Russianводы (vody)
Serbianвода (voda)
Slovakvoda
Slovenianvoda
Spanishagua
Swedishvatten
Ukrainianвода (voda)
Welshdŵr
Yiddishוואַסער
Armenianջուր
Azerbaijanisu
Bengaliপানি
Chinese Simplified水 (shuǐ)
Chinese Traditional水 (shuǐ)
Georgianწყლის
Gujaratiપાણી
Hindiपानी
Hmongdej
Japanese
Kannadaನೀರು
Kazakhсу
Khmerទឹក
Korean물 (mul)
Laoນ້ໍາ
Malayalamവെള്ളം
Marathiपाणी
Mongolianус
Myanmar (Burmese)ရေ
Nepaliपानी
Sinhalaජලය
Tajikоб
Tamilநீர்
Teluguనీటి
Thaiน้ำ
TurkishSu
Urduپانی
Uzbeksuv
VietnameseNước
Arabicماء (ma'an)
Hebrewמַיִם
Persianاب
Afrikaanswater
Chichewamadzi
Hausaruwa
Igbommiri
Sesothometsi
Somalibiyaha
Swahilimaji
Yorubaomi
Zuluamanzi
Cebuanosa tubig
Filipinotubig
Indonesianair
Javanesebanyu
Malagasyrano
Malayair
Maoriwai
Esperantoakvo
Haitian Creoledlo
Latinaqua

Water in European Languages

Translation of word Water in almost 42 European languages.

Different LanguagesWord Water
Albanianujë
Basqueur
Belarusianвада
Bosnianvoda
Bulgarianвода
Catalanaigua
Corsicanacqua
Croatianvoda
Czechvoda
Danishvand
Dutchwater
Estonianvesi
Finnishvesi
Frencheau
Frisianwetter
Galicianauga
GermanWasser
Greekνερό [neró]
Hungarianvíz
IcelandicVatn
Irishuisce
Italianacqua
Latvianūdens
Lithuanianvanduo
LuxembourgishWaasser
Macedonianвода
Malteseilma
Norwegianvann
Polishwoda
Portugueseagua
Romanianapă
Russianвода [voda]
Scots Gaelicuisge
Serbianвода [voda]
Slovakvoda
Slovenianvoda
Spanishagua
Swedishvatten
Tatarсу
Ukrainianвода [voda]
Welshdŵr
Yiddishוואַסער

Water in Asian Languages

Translation of word Water in almost 36 Asian languages.

Different LanguagesWord Water
Armenianջուր
Azerbaijanisu
Bengaliপানি
Chinese Simplified水 [shuǐ]
Chinese Traditional水 [shuǐ]
Georgianწყლის
Gujaratiપાણી
Hindiपानी
Hmongdej
Japanese
Kannadaನೀರು
Kazakhсу
Khmerទឹក
Korean물 [mul]
Kyrgyzсуу
Laoນ້ໍາ
Malayalamവെള്ളം
Marathiपाणी
Mongolianус
Myanmar (Burmese)ရေ
Nepaliपानी
Odiaଜଳ
Pashtoاوبه
Punjabiਪਾਣੀ
Sindhiپاڻي
Sinhalaජලය
Tajikоб
Tamilநீர்
Teluguనీటి
Thaiน้ำ
TurkishSu
Turkmensuw
Urduپانی
Uyghurwater
Uzbeksuv
VietnameseNước

Water in Middle East Languages

Translation of word Water in 4 middle eastern languages.

Different LanguagesWord Water
Arabicماء [ma'an]
Hebrewמַיִם
Kurdish (Kurmanji)av
Persianاب

Water in African Languages

Translation of word Water in almost 13 African languages.

Different LanguagesWord Water
Afrikaanswater
Amharicውሃ
Chichewamadzi
Hausaruwa
Igbommiri
Kinyarwandaamazi
Sesothometsi
Shonamvura
Somalibiyaha
Swahilimaji
Xhosaamanzi
Yorubaomi
Zuluamanzi

Water in Austronesian Languages

Translation of word Water in almost 10 Austronesian languages.

Different LanguagesWord Water
Cebuanosa tubig
Filipinotubig
Hawaiianwai
Indonesianair
Javanesebanyu
Malagasyrano
Malayair
Maoriwai
Samoanvai
Sundanesecai

Water in Other Foreign Languages

Different LanguagesWord Water
Esperantoakvo
Haitian Creoledlo
Latinaqua

Video Translation of Water in 10 Other Languages

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