Eau
It may appear a bit odd looking to a native English speaker, but it is a masculine noun. It is pronounced "Oh".
Water-polo is spelled the same in French - they are using the English name for it.
eau (pronounced oh)
Hydrogen
Claude Monet
Yes, this is mineral water bottled in the village of the same name in eastern France.
Mortimer has a French origin which means "still water" or "dead sea".
The name Michigan is the French form of the Ojibwa word mishigamaa, meaning "large water".
Adrien is a French equivalent of the English name "Adrian." The pronunciation of the masculine proper noun -- whose origins trace back to the Latin name Adrianus and possibly the Venetian word adur ("water") -- will be "a-drya" in French.
No, "Follese'" is not a French name. It does not appear to have French origins.
This name has no meaning in French. Often parents choose a name that sounds French, and even add an accent mark, but often the name is not really of French origin.
The french noun for water is eau
In French, the word for water is 'eau'.