Umbrella of Dewdrops

Quality

Adeptal Energy

Load

10

50

Adeptal Energy per Load

0.2

Description

A plant that grows in the silent rainforest. Its round, umbrella-shaped leaves and its vivid green coloration really reflect its vitality.
Compared to other round-leaved plants of its kind, the corners of its leaves seem to facilitate the formation of dew drops. Occasionally, a mild-tempered animal might wait beside it to sip a drop of sweetness from a leaf.

How to Obtain

Source 1

Realm Depot

Umbrella of Dewdrops is a Furnishing item that can be used in the Serenitea Pot.

It can be purchased from the Realm Depot for Realm Currency ×40.

Furnishing Sets

No Furnishing Sets use Umbrella of Dewdrops as a component.

Other Languages

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Umbrella of Dewdrops	—
Chinese (Simplified)	「饮露伞叶」 "Yǐnlù Sǎnyè"	"Leaf Umbrella That Eats Dew"
Chinese (Traditional)	「飲露傘葉」 "Yǐnlù Sǎnyè"	"Leaf Umbrella That Eats Dew"
Japanese	「飲露傘葉」 "Inro San'you"‍‍^[!]Assumed reading‍	"Leaf Umbrella That Eats Dew"
Korean	「이슬 먹는 잎 우산」 "Iseul Meongneun Ip Usan"	"Leaf Umbrella That Eats Dew"
Spanish	Pararocíos linfática	Dew-Water Umbrella^{[• 1]}
French	Parapluie de gouttes de rosée	Umbrella of Dewdrops
Russian	Зонт из капель росы Zont iz kapel' rosy	Umbrella of Dewdrops
Thai	"ร่มรับน้ำค้าง"
Vietnamese	Tán Ô Ngậm Sương
German	„Tauschirm“	"Dew Umbrella"
Indonesian	Payung Embun	Dew Umbrella
Portuguese	Guarda-chuva de Gotas de Orvalho
Turkish	Çiy Toplayıcı Şemsiye Bitki
Italian	Ombrello di rugiada	Umbrella of Dewdrop

↑ Spanish: Paraguas can be considered a portmanteau of parador "stopper" and aguas "rain," lit. "waters," which in this instance has had the latter replaced by rocíos "dew." Linfática commonly means "related to lymph" in a biological sense, but here it is used with its poetic meaning of just "related to water."

Change History

Released in Version 3.4

[Edit History]

Version 4.4

Updated subcategory from Shrub to Small Shrub.

Version 3.4

Umbrella of Dewdrops was released.

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[es-1] Spanish: Paraguas can be considered a portmanteau of parador "stopper" and aguas "rain," lit. "waters," which in this instance has had the latter replaced by rocíos "dew." Linfática commonly means "related to lymph" in a biological sense, but here it is used with its poetic meaning of just "related to water."

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