Pluviophile (noun)
ploo-vee-oh-fiyl
One who loves the rain.
Pluviophile is partly based on pluvia, one of two Latin words for “rain”; the other, imber, appears in ignimbrite.
Example sentences
“Sitting at the window of the coffee shop, watching the rain, it was heaven to any pluviophile.”
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