Origins of the Word Water
A drink is any liquid intended for consumption. In addition to fulfilling thirst, beverages play multiple roles in modern society. Common varieties of beverages contain juice, milk, water and soft drinks. Traditionally hot beverages have been associated with coffee, tea and hot chocolate.
Today there are a number of alternatives to the traditional beverage. Juice is a pure, ready to drink juice made from freshly picked fruit or vegetables. Juices can be mixed with milk or water and consumed as a supplement during the day, or taken at bedtime.
Water is a universally accepted drink that is safe for most people. It is a non-colonially synthesized liquid that serves multiple functions in the body. It is the most natural beverage available. It acts as a lubricant for the intestinal tract and the urinary track. Additionally, it flushes bacteria and toxins from the human body through urination. Water is the most widely drunk liquid throughout the world.
Toast is a food and drink that are simply eaten. Toast is combined with milk and sugar, stirred thoroughly, and then swallowed down without swallowing down. Though it is technically not a drink, it is still an important part of many people’s daily routine. Toast is a source of carbohydrates and proteins and thus is essential to the body’s energy production process.
Drinks, in their simplest form, can be described as water or a semi-solid solution that enters the mouth and travels to the stomach for absorption into the bloodstream. It can be found in many forms such as juice, milk and the classic drink of water known as soda. The word drink comes from the Greek word drincan which means splashing or drown. Though there are various theories on the origin of the term, one of the most common beliefs about the origin of the word drink is that it was taken from the Greek word demos, which meant empty, or drincanosis.
To get to the top of the mountain, the Incas zigzag their way through the jungles clearing to build cities and farms. They built their way through the streams and forests to make their way to the heights of Incan temples. At the height of their civilization, the Incan civilization, they built Pyramids and made permanent settlements at the foot of these mountains. Today we drink water from fountains and we call it a drink, but what we usually drink is known as water, but what we should really be calling it water – plain, unadulterated water. Drinks such as soda, pop and even diet sodas do not fall under the category of water, but they are just drinks; the true water is that which is drunk directly from the tap.