Search results

...re Antarctic conworld (after runaway global warming has melted most of the ice but made most of the rest of the world uninhabitable). It is spoken by noma

| '''N'''ice

*''dhanam'' = ice

|ice=

|ice=

| 165 || [[wiktionary:ice|ice]] || {{term|}}

|ice=

| 165 || [[wiktionary:ice|ice]] ||

ocean.{{sc|pa.acc}} {{sc|c6.adz}}-cold ocean.{{sc|pa.acc}} {{sc|c6.adz}}-ice<br> | ice || ''noun, c8''

! !! Germ. !! Lux. !! Yid. !! NL !! Limb. !! Afr. !! Fris. !! En. !! No. !! Ice. !! Dan. !! Sw. ! !! Germ. !! Lux. !! Yid. !! NL !! Limb. !! Afr. !! Fris. !! En. !! No. !! Ice. !! Dan. !! Sw.

| 165 || [[wiktionary:ice|ice]] || {{term|}}

'''Déğé-héj yişiny şoduğ dıjun-pisre'g ice.'''<br>

| 165 || [[wiktionary:ice|ice]] ||

| 165 || [[wiktionary:ice|ice]] || {{term|}}

| 165 || [[wiktionary:ice|ice]] ||

|'''n'''ice

ice: ís

<tr><th>165</th><th>[[wiktionary:ice|ice]]</th><td> </td></tr>

| 165 || [[wiktionary:ice|ice]] || {{term|ӣъс}}

ice: íz (m)

ice: íz (m)

ice: íz (m)

<tr><th>165</th><th>[[wiktionary:ice|ice]]</th><td></td></tr>

|'''n'''ice

| 165 || [[wiktionary:ice|ice]] || {{term|niv}}

|ice

|ch'''o'''ice, sł'''o'''w'''o''' ([[wikipedia:Polish language|Polish]])

| 165 || [[wiktionary:ice|ice]] ||

** ''-ilek'': snow, ice, cold

<tr><th>165</th><th>[[wiktionary:ice|ice]]</th><td>eis (''s.n.'')</td></tr>

|''vuayl'' || [vwæ.il] || n. || ice ||

|'''n'''ice

<tr><th>165</th><th>[[wiktionary:ice|ice]]</th><td>báraf (''m.''); tálji (taljiy-, ''m.'')</td></tr>

| 165 || [[wiktionary:ice|ice]] || nayḡ

<tr><th>165</th><th>[[wiktionary:ice|ice]]</th><td>glaas</td></tr>

| 165 || [[wiktionary:ice|ice]] || jél || dgél

...''тыхц'' (''tyhc'') in Hirtya actually means "thick ice layer", not just "ice". On the other hand, ''чунь'' (''čuń'') means "light snow" but it is | 'ice'

|ice=

* pōsungy = ice cream

| 165 || [[wiktionary:ice|ice]] || glatch || ɡlætʃ

<tr><th>165</th><th>[[wiktionary:ice|ice]]</th><td></td></tr>

<tr><th>165</th><th>[[wiktionary:ice|ice]]</th><td>glacēs, -ei (f.)</td></tr>

# ice

|ice

| (adj.) ice-capped ||

| '''m''' || /m/ || as in '''m'''ice

| 165 || ice || {{mc-t1|ϫⲁϥ}}

|ice=

| ice ||

...y active areas and came to worship the dual nature of fire. Eventually the ice age subsided and perhaps following volcanic eruptions they followed in the

...rous rocks) mean North and South are only distinguished by the presence of ice. Without sunrises and sunsets, East and West can only be referenced as “w

...realm described by George R. R. Martin in his series of novels, A Song of Ice and Fire. In the series of novels, there exists a language referred to as " ...realm described by George R. R. Martin in his series of novels, A Song of Ice and Fire. In the series of novels, there exists a language referred to as "

! ice

|c=en| ice

*iCe → /ie/

! colspan=2| ledù = ice

| '''ice''' || ni. ''xos''

|ice=

|165||||{{term|isz#Niemish|ísz}}||ice

| 165 || uk || ice || * || * || yeg || ice

! ice

! ice

! ice

...ari people, for example: ''kʷottyš'' - "glass" ("ice stone" from ''kʷor'' "ice" and ''tyš'' "stone"). However, when a Mtari word is short and easy to pro

| 145||freeze||gelāre, glaciāre (to become ice)||gelar||congelar, helar||geler||gelare, ghiacciare||îngheţa||gelar | 165||ice||glaciēs, gelū (frost/water-ice)||gelo||hielo||glace||ghiaccio||gheaţă||glacie

...ונה}}, ground - {{term|פלורה}}, hail - {{term|הלה}}, hill - {{term|אשטה}}, ice - {{term|איזה}}, land - {{term|ארצה}}, mountain - {{term|מנדה}}

*Basic objects and concepts of the natural world: *t̺akc̺ə₃ ice, *sajwə₂ lake, *kööˀcü moon, *(wəb)eedä sun *c̺ec̺ä/*c

! ice

| 'ice'

| {{term|ais}} || ice

| 165||ice||glacie||||||||氷水 ( bingsu )

|c=en| [[ice]]

| ice || âran

|c=en| ice

| ice

! ice

erub·in: ice

! colspan=3| ledùn = ice

| n || nā (/na:/) || /n/ || '''n''' as in '''n'''ice

|ice=

|ice=

! colspan=3| ledù = ice

| snow, ice || n.f. || TLG || fatly || שלג || ''šalgu'' || 𐎘𐎍𐎂

|ice = guelo

|ice =

...been assumed that Minhay had been settled during nomadic tribes during the Ice Ages, part of the general migrations that eventually peopled Siberia, the A

!ice

* from Proto-Slavic: ''jalin'' (deer, < *elenь), ''ljað'' (winter, < *ledъ "ice"), ''lysøs'' (salmon, < *lososь), ''tjað'' (baby, < *čędo), ''sjer'' ( ...e derived from Latin, except for winter which is a Slavic borrowing (from "ice"). Their adjectives are formed with ''-ejtyk'' (< Lat. -āticum).

|ice = лед

|c=en| ice

! ice

...re Antarctic conworld (after runaway global warming has melted most of the ice but made most of the rest of the world uninhabitable). It is spoken by noma

...n the far future in Antartica, where runaway global warming has melted the ice sheets, while at the same time rendering most of the rest of the world unin

The Sambahsa word for 'ice pellet' is ''kersnit''; it rests on the word ''kersen'' 'frozen snow', itse

| 165 || ice || ijs || Äis || Eis || is || ís , klaki || is ||

|ice=

# ice ⇄ ais

|ice=

|North-upper ice country |Southern / lower ice country

|| 165 || [[Contionary: khihchis#Grayis|khihchis]] || ice