soda water

English

Etymology

From sodium bicarbonate, originally a constituent of soda water.

Noun

soda water (uncountable)

1. Water that has carbon dioxide dissolved in it and has been stored under pressure in a bottle. Usually mixed before drinking with another beverage.

   "Scotch and soda" – a mixture of Scotch whisky and soda water.

Synonyms

• seltzer
• seltzer water

Derived terms

• soda syphon

Translations

water with carbon dioxide

Arabic: ماء الصودا (ar) (maa' aS-Sodaa) m. Chinese: Mandarin: 蘇打水 (cmn), 苏打水 (cmn) (sūdá shuǐ), 汽水 (zh) (qìshuǐ) Czech: sodová voda, sodovka Danish: danskvand (da) n. and c., mineralvand (da) n. and c. Dutch: bruisend water (nl) n. Finnish: kivennäisvesi (fi), (colloquial) vissy (fi) French: eau soude (fr) f. German: Sodawasser (de) n.

Hungarian: szódavíz (hu) Italian: acqua tonica (it) f. Japanese: 炭酸水 (ja) (たんさんすい, tansansui), ソーダ水 (ja) (sōda-sui) Portuguese: please add this translation if you can Russian: содовая вода (ru) (sódovaja vodá) f.содовая (ru) (sódovaja) f., , газированная вода (ru) (gaziróvannaja vodá) f., газировка (ru) (gaziróvka) f. (colloquial) Spanish: soda (es), agua de Seltz (es) Swedish: please add this translation if you can