IPA: //ˈaɪˌwɔːtə//
KK: /ˈaɪˌwɔtər/
A liquid used to clean or soothe the eyes.
She used eyewater to relieve her tired eyes after a long day at work.
Eyewater is formed from "eye" (from Old English "ēage", meaning the organ of sight) and "water" (from Old English "wæter", meaning liquid). The term refers to the watery fluid that can accumulate in the eyes, often due to irritation or emotion.
Think of the 'eye' as the organ of sight and 'water' as the liquid that can come from it, helping you remember that 'eyewater' refers to the watery fluid associated with the eyes.