ducha
/ˈdut͡ʃa/ · B1 · noun · f
shower
🚿 Cousin of French douche (shower), from Latin ductus, a duct for water
Ducha came into Spanish from French douche, which came from Italian doccia, meaning a water pipe. All of them go back to Latin ductus, the same root as English duct. So a ducha is the duct that pours water over you. Say it DOO-cha.