濡れる (nureru) means “get wet” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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雨の日は靴まで濡れます。ame no hi wa kutsu ma de nu re ma su

On rainy days, even my shoes get wet.

Expresses a change from dryness to a state in which water clings to or enters a person, object, or surface.

湿るshimeru: To become damp without being covered with a large amount of water.

水などを受けて、乾いていたものに水分が含まれる状態になること。mizu na do o u ke te kawa i te i ta mo no ni sui bun ga fuku ma re ru jō tai ni na ru ko to

濡れる (nureru, "get wet") comes from the native Japanese verb 濡る (nuru, "become wet"), which changed to the modern -eru form over time.

雨に濡れる (ame ni nureru) describes becoming wet in the rain, while 雨で濡れる (ame de nureru) presents the rain as the cause of the wetness.