English

Raindrops
 Noun
raindrop (plural raindrops)
-  A single droplet of rainwater that has just fallen or is falling from the sky.
-  1902, John Muir, "The Grand Cañon of the Colorado":
-  It is all so fine and orderly that it would seem that not only had the clouds and streams been kept harmoniously busy in the making of it, but that every raindrop sent like a bullet to a mark had been the subject of a separate thought, so sure is the outcome of beauty through the stormy centuries.
 
-  1969, Hal David (lyricist), “Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head”.
 
Translations
droplet of rainwater
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 Armenian:  Azeri:  Bulgarian:  Catalan: gota d'aigua
 Cherokee:  Chinese:
 Mandarin: 雨滴 (zh) (yǔdī), 雨點 (zh), 雨点 (zh) (yǔdiǎn)
 Danish: regndråbe (da) c
 Dutch: regendruppel (nl) m
 Esperanto: pluvero
 Estonian: vihmapiisk
 Faroese: regndropi m
 Finnish: sadepisara
 French: goutte de pluie f
 Georgian:  German: Regentropfen (de) m
 Greek: στάλα (el) (stála)
 Gujarati:  Haitian Creole: gout lapli, grenn lapli
 Hebrew:  Hindi:  Hungarian: esőcsepp (hu)
 Icelandic: regndropi (is)
 Indonesian: titik hujan, tetes hujan (id)
 Japanese: 雨滴 (うてき, uteki), 雨垂れ (あまだれ, amadare), 雨粒 (あまつぶ, amatsubu)
 Kannada:  Khmer: តំណក់ទឹកភ្លៀង (tɑmnɑk tɨk pliəng)
 Korean: 빗방울 (ko) (bitbang-ul)
 Lao: ຢາດຝົນ (yāt fon)
 Latvian: lietus lāse
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 Lithuanian: lietaus lašas
 Luxembourgish: Reendrëps f
 Macedonian:  Malayalam: മഴത്തുള്ളി (maḻattuḷḷi)
 Maori:  Mongolian:  Norwegian:
 Bokmål: regndråpe m
 Nynorsk: regndrope m
 Occitan:  Persian: قطرۀ باربن (qatre-ye bârân)
 Polish: kropla deszczu
 Portuguese: pingo de chuva m, gota d'água f
 Romanian: picătură de ploaie
 Russian: дождева́я ка́пля f (doždevája káplja), ка́пля дождя́ f (káplja doždjá), дожди́нка (ru) f (doždínka) (colloquial)
 Scottish Gaelic: boinne uisge (gd)
 Slovak: kvapka (sk) dažďa (sk), dažďová kvapka (sk)
 Spanish: gota de lluvia f
 Swedish: regndroppe (sv) c
 Tagalog: patak-ulan
 Taos: łùléna
 Telugu: వానచినుకు (vānacinuku)
 Thai:  Turkish: yağmur damlası
 Ukrainian:  Vietnamese: giọt mưa
 Volapük:  Welsh: diferion glaw
 Yiddish: ריינדראַפּ (reyndrap)
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