The word "shizuku" (雫 or しずく) in Japanese means "drop" or "droplet," typically referring to a drop of water. It can be used as a feminine given name with various kanji representations, often carrying meanings related to quietness or calmness, as well as other meanings depending on kanji choice. For example, the kanji 静子 can mean "quiet child".

The phrase "何した" can be broken down as "何" meaning "what" and "した" meaning "did," so it translates to "What did (you) do?" [何 した](javascript:void(0)). If you meant to ask the meaning of "shizuku 何した," it can be understood as "Shizuku, what did (you) do?" in English. The personal pronouns "me" and "i" in English directly translate to "私" (わたし) or other pronouns in Japanese depending on formality and context, but your input was in English. So to summarize:

• [shizuku](javascript:void(0)) means "drop" or "droplet" and can be a Japanese given name.

• [何 した](javascript:void(0)) means "what did (you) do?" in Japanese.

Your combined input "me i shizuku 何 した" could be interpreted as a mix of English and Japanese asking "What did I (or me) Shizuku do?" or "What did I Shizuku do?" if "Shizuku" is a name. If you seek detailed explanations or usage examples, or if this interpretation is incorrect, please specify more context.