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Latin root for ice?
Whats the Latin root for ice, if there isnt then cold/freezing?
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icy glacialis
gelidus
ice cold gelidissimus
iced water aqua nivata
icicle stiria
ice the noun: glacies or gelu
frigidus is a general word for cold
algidus is really cold
gelidus is ice cold
to become cold = frigeo or frigesco, algeo or algesco
the cold is frigus or algor or gelus
to catch cold is perfrigesco
to cool something off is refrigero
to freeze gelare, congelare, glacire, conglacire
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“gelare” is the latin root for “to freeze”
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Glaci- is a prefix for ice. Glacialis stands for icy, frozen, full of ice.
– Please visit this website for more understanding of Glaci-+: http://www.wordinfo.info/words/index/info/view_unit/913/?letter=G&spage=2
Hope that would help!
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