/ˈplɔ.ja/
OrigineBorrowed from Old Occitan ploja, from Vulgar Latin *ploia, *plovia, from Classical Latin pluvia (“rain”). Doublet of piova and pioggia.
- feminine, obsoleterain
“Qual si lamenta perché qui si moia
per viver colà sù, non vide quive
lo refrigerio de l’etterna ploia.” — Those who lament that here we die,
in order to live up there, never saw
the coolness of the eternal rain here.
Formeploie(plural)
Fonte: Wiktionary