dew

• n. 玉、雫；露；新鮮さ
• vt. 露などで濡らす。
• vi. 露
• n. （露）人の名前；（独）露；（英）露

PIE*dheuの「流れる」から。

dew

dew: [OE] Dew is an ancient word, which can be traced back to the Indo-European base *dheu-; this also produced Greek thein ‘run’ and Sanskrit dhāv ‘flow, wash’ (whence, via Hindi, English dhobi ‘Indian washerman’ [19]) and dhaūtís ‘brook’. Its Germanic descendant was *dauwaz, which produced (besides English dew) German tau, Dutch dauw, and Swedish dagg.
=> dhobi

dew (n.)

Old English deaw, from Proto-Germanic *dawwaz (cognates: Old Saxon dau, Old Frisian daw, Middle Dutch dau, Old High German tau, German Tau, Old Norse d?gg "dew"), from PIE root *dheu- (2) "to flow" (cognates: Sanskrit dhavate "flows, runs").

1. The grass was wet with early morning dew .

朝の露で草がじめじめしている。

2.Moisture in the atmosphere condensed into dew during the night.

大気中の水蒸気が夜間に露に凝縮した。

3.The green boughs glittered with all their pearls of dew .

緑の枝に露の光彩が点滅している.

4.The dew on the branches drizled our hair and shoulders.

枝の露が私たちの髪と肩を濡らした。

5.His new shoes were wet with dew .

彼の新しい靴は露に濡れていた。