Etymology
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From drop + -let.
Pronunciation
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droplet (plural droplets)
- A very small drop.
Derived terms
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Translations
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very small drop
- Arabic: قُطَيْرَة f (quṭayra)
- Armenian: փոքր կաթիլ (pʻokʻr katʻil)
- Azerbaijani: damcı (az)
- Breton: banne (br) m
- Bulgarian: ка́пчица (bg) f (kápčica)
- Catalan: goteta f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 小滴 (zh) (xiǎodī)
- Czech: kapička (cs) f
- Dutch: druppeltje (nl) n
- Esperanto: guteto
- Finnish: tippa (fi), pisara (fi)
- French: gouttelette (fr) f, goutte (fr) f
- Georgian: წვეთი (c̣veti)
- German: Tröpfchen (de) n
- Greek: σταγονίδιο (el) n (stagonídio), σταλίτσα f (stalítsa), σταγόνα (el) f (stagóna)
- Hebrew: טיפית f (tipít)
- Hindi: बूंद (būnd)
- Hungarian: cseppecske (hu)
- Icelandic: dropi (is) m, smádropi m, smádropi m
- Ido: guteto (io)
- Ingrian: tilkka, pisara, tippa, tilkku, tilppu
- Irish: driog f, braoinín m
- Italian: gocciolina f
- Japanese: 小滴 (しょうてき, shōteki)
- Khmer: ដំណក់តូច (dɑmnɑk tooc)
- Lao: please add this translation if you can
- Latin: guttula f
- Latvian: lāse (lv) f
- Malay: please add this translation if you can
- Maori: māturu
- Nahuatl: chichipictli, chichipiniliztica
- Polish: kropelka (pl) f
- Portuguese: gotinha (pt), gotícula (pt)
- Russian: ка́пелька (ru) f (kápelʹka)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: ка̏пљица f
- Roman: kȁpljica (sh) f
- Shona: donhwe
- Slovak: kvapôčka f
- Spanish: gotita (es) f
- Swedish: droppe (sv)
- Thai: หยาดน้ำ (yàat náam)
- Tocharian B: pältakw
- Turkish: damlacık (tr)
- Ukrainian: кра́пелька (krápelʹka)
- Vietnamese: giọt nhỏ
- Walloon: gotlete (wa) f
- Welsh: defnyn (cy) m
- Yiddish: please add this translation if you can
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