English
Etymology
From sodium bicarbonate , originally a constituent of soda water.
Noun
soda water countable and uncountable plural soda waters
carbonated water , 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" is a mixture of Scotch whisky and soda water . Synonyms: carbonated water seltzer seltzer water sparkling water club soda
Derived terms
Translations
water with carbon dioxide
Arabic: مَاء الصُّودَا m ( māʾ aṣ-ṣōdā )
Burmese: ဆိုဒါရေ ( hcuidare )
Chinese:
Mandarin: 蘇打水 ／ 苏打水 (zh) ( sūdáshuǐ ) , 苏打水 (zh) ( sūdá shuǐ ) , 汽水 (zh) ( qìshuǐ ) , 碳酸水 ( tànsuānshuǐ )
Czech: sodová voda sodovka (cs) , perlivá voda f
Danish: danskvand n or c mineralvand n or c
Dutch: bruisend water n spuitwater (nl) n
Finnish: kivennäisvesi (fi) , ( colloquial ) vissy (fi)
French: eau soude f eau gazeuse (fr) f eau pétillante (fr) f
German: Sodawasser (de) n Sprudelwasser (de) n Sprudel (de) m
Greek: σόδα (el) f ( sóda )
Hindi: सोडा (hi) m ( soḍā ) , सोडावाटर (hi) m ( soḍāvāṭar )
(deprecated template usage ) {{trans-mid }}Hungarian: szódavíz (hu) , szóda (hu)
Ido: sod-aquo (io)
Italian: acqua gassata f acqua frizzante f
Japanese: 炭酸水 ( たんさんすい, tansansui ) , ソーダ水 ( ソーダすい, sōdasui ) , ソーダ ( sōda )
Korean: 탄산수 (ko) ( tansansu ) , 소다수 ( sodasu ) , 소다 ( soda )
Polish: woda gazowana (pl) f woda sodowa (pl) f
Portuguese: água gaseificada f
Russian: со́довая вода́ (ru) f ( sódovaja vodá ) , со́довая (ru) f ( sódovaja ) , газиро́ванная вода́ (ru) f ( gaziróvannaja vodá ) , газиро́вка (ru) f ( gaziróvka ) ( colloquial )
Spanish: soda (es) , agua de Seltz
Swedish: mineralvatten (sv) n kolsyrat vatten n
Thai: โซดา (th) ( soo-daa ) , น้ำโซดา
Vietnamese: nước có ga
See also