Since water is one of the four basic elements and has vital importance, it has been discussed frequently in various aspects of divan poetry. In addition to water, Persian "ab”, Arabic “ma” and “zülal" which are the synonyms of the word, were also used in divan poetry. Water and water-related elements have been the subject of various metaphors and dreams in the divan poet's imagination. In addition to these analogies and dreams, divan poets included proverbs and idioms about water in their poems, elements of prejudice, and some beliefs and customs. To distribute water, bring water to the Kaaba, make fountains and so on, water is mentioned in poems written due to charitable works or various zoning activities concerning water. Certainly, poems in which water-related elements are more intense than other examples are “water” redif poems. These poems can be written in different forms of verse as well as their redifs can sometimes be one of the synonyms of water. In our article, after discussing the usage properties of some elements related to water and water in Divan poetry, We will examine in terms of form, content, language and expression Necati's, 15th-century divan poet, ode which has "ab (water)” redif. The examination will reveal how water and water-related elements in Necati's odes are handled and processed.