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Water is one of the Old Words, from an Indo-European root that shows up in almost all of the daughter languages, from Greek hydor to Russian voda. It derives from *wed-, water, wet.

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The English word water shares a common ancestor with German Wasser. Another example where an English -t- between two vowels corresponds to -ss- in German is hate - hassen. Compare, also eat and essen and so om.

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wed, from Proto-Indo-European.

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Water is a root word to a word like waterfall.

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13y ago

Waterside

Hydro

Ripple

Aqua

Oxygen

Fresh

Waterways

Streams

Rivers

Coastal

Lagoon

Harbour

Bubble

Rain

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12y ago

aqua and hydra both mean water. One is Greek the other Latin. I forget which is which though.

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11y ago

wed-wet

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