
Why do we say “umbrella” and not “drizzle” if we mainly use it to cover ourselves from the rain?
When it starts to rain the umbrella becomes an indispensable companion. But have you ever wondered why this object, which we use to protect ourselves from the rain, doesn’t have a name that explicitly refers to this meteorological phenomenon, for example “drizzle“? The answer lies in the history of the object, which has ancient roots and a very different origin ...








