French and German languages have Latin origins.

In Ukrainian it’s «дощить» (from “дощ” — rain) — the form of the word tells you its function in the sentence. Same happens in other Slavic languages: Polish, Belarusian, Slovakian.

Latin languages rely on the order of words to explain their function. So much so, English speakers don’t say “blue big ball” in German, time before place is mandated.