What is water in japanese?

Question

What is water in japanese?

Answer 1

water

noun

1. mizu (only for cold water but hot or warm water)

2. umi (as in 'cross the waters')

3. ryoukai and suiiki (as in 'in american waters')

4. bunpitsueki (as in 'water on the knee')

5. suisaiga (pic, watercolor)

verb

1. mizu wo maku (as in 'water the lawn')

2. kyuusui suru (as in 'water a ship')

3. mizu de waru (as in 'water down the wine')

Answer 2

Water -- Mizu

Answer 3

Kanji = æ°´

Hiragana = みず/すい

Romanji = Mi Zu/Sui

Mizu usually refer to general water.

Sui is used with connection of other Kanji. Example: Aquarium (Suizokukan - 水族館)　or

Wednesday (Suiyoubi -水曜日)

Answer 4

水 【みず】 [common noun] water (cold, fresh);

水 【すい】 [common noun] Wed. (abbr. for Wednesday)

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> みず、 みず- water - <

Chinese : shui3

Korean : 수

Spanish : agua

Portuguese : água

Name readings : うず、ずみ、 つ、 ど、 み, みさ、 みつ、みな, みん

Radical 水 （氵/氺）: #85 (Water)

Elements : æ°´  

ReLaTeD WoRDs:~

~お湯【おゆ】 < oyu >

common noun

*hot water

*bath

お冷や / お冷【おひや】< ohiya >

common noun

*cold (drinking) water

*cold boiled rice

悪水【あくすい】< akusui >

common noun

*undrinkable water

飲料水【いんりょうすい】< inryousui >

common noun

*drinking water

加圧水炉【かあつすいろ】< kaatsusuiru >

common noun

*pressurized water reactor ( PWR )

河水【かすい】< kasui >

common noun

*river water

*stream

喫水線【きっすいせん】< kissuisen >

common noun

*water line (ship)

給水【きゅうすい】< kyuusui >

common noun; noun or participle which takes the aux. verb する

*water supply

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Answer 5

mizu, gogyou