The Ancient Greek word for rain is
ὑετός
Translations for rain and their definitions
ὕω | |
1. v. I rain | |
2. v. (with accusative of place) I rain on | |
3. v. (with cognate accusative) | |
4. v. (with dative of mode) | |
5. v. (passive) I am drenched with rain | |
6. v. (passive) I fall as rain |
ὑετός | |
1. n. heavy (l, rain) |
ὄμβρος | |
1. n. storm of rain, thunderstorm, sent by Zeus | |
2. n. (in general) water, as an element | |
3. n. inundation, flood, deluge | |
4. n. (figuratively) storm, shower |
ψεκάς | |
1. drizzle, light rain |
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