Nenúfar gigante is a Spanish equivalent of the English term "giant water lily".
Specifically, the word nenúfar is a masculine singular noun which means "water lily". The feminine/masculine adjective gigante translates as "giant". The pronunciation will be "ney-NOO-far hee-GAN-tey" in Spanish.
Nenúfares is just one Spanish equivalent of the English term "water lilies".Specifically, the word is a masculine noun in its plural form. It may be accompanied or replaced by other words depending upon the speaker's birthplace. The pronunciation will be "ney-NOO-fa-ress" in Spanish.
alambre para agua
The spanish word aqua means water in english...
The English translation of "yamang tubig" is water resources.
Water
περίπατος στο νερό
The English translation of "diligan" is "to water" or "watering." It refers to the act of providing water to plants or crops to help them grow.
Translation: Reserva de agua or reserva acuática
=== === Island: a piece of land that is completely surrounded by water. === ===
The origin of the name "De Aguero" is likely Spanish. "De" is a common prefix in Spanish surnames meaning "of" or "from," and "Aguero" is a Spanish surname derived from the word "agua," meaning "water." It could potentially refer to someone who lived near or worked with water, such as a river or well.
It is the same meaning, in other words: the African translation of water in English is water aswell.
(el) agua