Description:

Zresu means 'rain'. It is the paradigm verb for the avalent verbs.

Noun:

As a noun, zresu means rain that is in the act of falling - other words are usually emploiyed for water that accumulates as a result of rain.

Verb:

Zresu is the paradigm verb for the avalent verbs. It takes the verbal auxilliary zres. As such, unlike in Engligh, you cannot give it an optional direct object that is what is raining down, that must be expressed parphrastically, typically with a prepositional phrase introduced by 'y' or ∅.