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10 Language-to-English DictionariesPluvious
/ˈpluː.vi.əs/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Characterized by or bringing rain; rainy.
"The pluvious season brought much-needed water to the drought-stricken fields." - 2
Relating to or marked by heavy rainfall.
"The pluvious climate of the region supports lush vegetation."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'pluvious' originates from the Latin word 'pluviosus', which means 'rainy'. It evolved through Middle English, retaining its association with rain and moisture, reflecting the natural elements and weather patterns.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Pluvious" is said worldwide
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pluvieux
Transliteration: plu-vieux
"La saison pluvieuse a apporté beaucoup d'eau aux champs."
regnerisch
Transliteration: reg-ner-ish
"Die regnerische Jahreszeit brachte dringend benötigtes Wasser."
pluvioso
Transliteration: plu-vi-o-so
"La stagione pluviosa ha portato acqua ai campi."
pluvioso
Transliteration: plu-vi-o-so
"La temporada pluviosa trajo agua necesaria a los cultivos."
pluvioso
Transliteration: plu-vi-o-so
"A estação pluviosa trouxe água para os campos."
वृष्टि
Transliteration: vrishti
"वृष्टि का मौसम खेतों के लिए आवश्यक पानी लाया।"
多雨的
Transliteration: duō yǔ de
"多雨的季节给农田带来了急需的水分。"
비가 오는
Transliteration: bi-ga o-neun
"비가 오는 계절은 농장에 필요한 물을 가져다주었다."
雨の多い
Transliteration: ame no ooi
"雨の多い季節は農場に必要な水をもたらした。"
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