IPA: /ˈreɪnˌdrɒp/
KK: /ˈreɪnˌdrɒp/
A small amount of water that falls from the sky when it rains.
The children ran outside to catch a raindrop on their tongues.
Raindrop → It is formed from "rain" (from Old English *regn*, meaning water droplets that fall from the sky) and "drop" (from Old English *dropa*, meaning a small quantity of liquid). The word "raindrop" refers to a small quantity of water that falls from the sky as rain.
Think of water droplets falling from the sky, where 'rain' refers to the water and 'drop' indicates a small amount. This helps you remember that a raindrop is simply a small drop of rain.