No. 14,873 in German
regennasser
"Regennasser" means "rain-wet" or "wet from rain" in English.
In a sentence
Der regennasse Hund suchte Zuflucht unter dem Dach.
The rain-soaked dog sought refuge under the roof.
The word 'regennass' describes something soaked or wet due to rain, used as an adjective to modify the noun 'Hund'.
Die regennassen Straßen glänzten im Licht der Laternen.
The rain-wet streets glistened in the light of the lanterns.
The term 'regennass' serves as an attributive adjective describing the state of the streets after rainfall.
Nach dem langen Spaziergang fühlte er die regennassen Schuhe an seinen Füßen.
After the long walk, he felt the rain-soaked shoes on his feet.
It illustrates the application of 'regennass' to convey the wet condition of the shoes as affected by rain.
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