Contionary:maila
Chlouvānem
Alternative forms
Etymology
Probably Laifutaši mayla (or maylo)
Pronunciation
Noun
maila (irreg. plur. mailtiąa)
- water (liquid H2O)
- maila molė. — water is drunk.
- jarių : maitų : dašų maila — sea, river, rain water
- tilcėm lā maila (tilcemaila) — soda, carbonated water
- chlærmaila — fresh, clear, clean water
- (colloquial): a glass containing water
- kaminæne mailiūri umuleṃte — I've just drunk two glasses of water.
- a drink mostly composed of water
- lameṣmaila — coconut water
- humaimaila — herbal tea, herbal infusion (note that tea itself is usually not considered "humaimaila")
- (plural): bodies of water; an area of water
- bhælā mæn mailtiąa rāšin gėrisumi tildhā — the region's bodies of water include about a thousand lakes.
- ṣārivāṃbrādhyęs udvī jariūmi dellā galabhælausirena mailtiąa jali — the areas of water outside control by a country are international waters.
- (usually plural): water from a certain source
- raisi mailtiąa : raisi maila — thermal water(s) (e.g. at a geothermal spring)
- (genitive or compound, adjectival use): water, aquatic, hydro- (using or related to water)
- mailnæljerṣūs — water turbine
- maili kailadaranah — water treatment, water purification
- (genitive or compound, adjectival use): water, aquatic-, aqua- (related to bodies of water)
- maildårbhas — water transport, transport over water
- mailarašvātrai — water sports
- (genitive or compound, adjectival use): aquatic, water (living in or near water)
- maili gūṇai — water birds
- mailjuniā — water flower
Inflection
Usage notes
The meaning of "glass of water" is the only one where the dual form is used.
Synonyms
Derived terms
Related terms
Laceyiam
Etymology
Unknown, possibly originally a Nanaklāri term — displaced inherited garṣu (now: liquid), from Proto-Cis-Tahianshima *gro₁rsuk (water, liquid)
Pronunciation
(Laceyiam) IPA: /ˈmai̯ɴ̆a/
Noun
maila
- water
- maila nąirämur.
- Water is drunk.
- maila nąirämur.