Rain Word Family

Rain Word Family

A word family It is a group of words that share the same lexeme or root. Also called "lexical families", they are made up of primitive words (rain) and their derived words: rainiosa, it rainedizna, it rainededera.

How is a word family formed?

In this case, the lexeme or root is rain or rain-, depending on which is the derivation. Adding morphemes, you can form derived words, for example:

Rain lexical family

Words derived from "rain" with their definitions

1. Rain shower (noun). Heavy and persistent rain.
2. Rainy, za (adjective). Pertaining to the rain or linked to it. That comes from the rain. Said of a roof, which by default lets the rain pass.
3. Rain (verb). Action of falling water from the clouds.
4. Rained (noun). Rain.
5. Drizzle (noun). Light rain.
6. Drizzle (verb). Action of falling water from the clouds, but in a gentle way.
7. Drizzly, sa (adjective). In reference to a place, which has frequent showers.
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8. Rains (noun). Plural of "rains".
9. Rainy, sa (adjective). Of frequent, abundant and / or copious rains.

Sentences with the “rain” word family

1. It rained so much so that they decided to postpone the trip for the next day.
2. She fell one rain that she left the whole town flooded.
3. A soft drizzle she wet her face and she felt happy.
4. She didn't realize that it drizzled and she went out without an umbrella.
5. It was a sunday rainy and she decided not to get out of bed all day.
6. The abundant rains they managed to stop the forest fires.
7. She put a container in the garden to collect the waters drizzle and then water the plants.
8. The weather drizzly depresses me.
9. The rained that she fell in the square made people run away.

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