Die Süßwasserquelle
Example: Die Süßwasserquelle versorgt das Dorf mit sauberem Wasser.
Definition
"Die Süßwasserquelle" refers to a natural source of fresh water, typically found underground or on the surface, that provides clean and drinkable water to a community or ecosystem, such as a village relying on it for its water supply.
Etymology
The word "die Süßwasserquelle" comes from the German words "süßwasser," meaning fresh or sweet water, and "quelle," meaning source or spring. Together, they describe a natural spring that produces fresh water, distinct from salty or brackish water. Did you know? The term 'quelle' has been used since Middle High German to describe origins or springs.
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"Die Süßwasserquelle" appears in the Vocaplus list "German - Environment - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 100 commonly used words.
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the freshwater spring