(すいてき)

すいてき
noun
water drop, droplet
1. water drop, droplet
A small drop of water; individual droplets of liquid water.
()っぱに水滴(すいてき)がついている。
There are water droplets on the leaves.
(まど)ガラスを(つた)って水滴(すいてき)()ちていく。
Water drops are rolling down the window glass.
水滴(すいてき)()ちる(おと)()()めた。
I woke up to the sound of water drops falling.
(つめ)たい()(もの)()くと、コップの(そと)水滴(すいてき)がつく。
When you set down a cold drink, water droplets form on the outside of the glass.
(あさ)(ひかり)()らされた(はな)びらの水滴(すいてき)が、まるで宝石(ほうせき)のように(かがや)いていた。
The water droplets on the flower petals, illuminated by the morning light, were sparkling like jewels.

水滴(すいてき) refers to individual drops of water. It's often used in scientific, poetic, or descriptive contexts.

COMMON CONTEXTS:

  • Morning dew on plants
  • Condensation on cold surfaces
  • Rain drops
  • Dripping water

RELATED WORDS:

  • (しずく): drop (more literary/poetic)
  • (つゆ): dew
  • 一滴(いってき): one drop