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frida

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• frîda(Bolognese, Reggiano)

From the feminine past participle offrìr.

• Hyphenation:fri‧da

frida f (pluralfridi)

1. (Modena)wound;twinge

• ṡgurbiòt(Bolognese)
• sfrîṡ(Bolognese)
• sfrîş(Reggiano)
• sfrîś(Carpigiano)
• sbuzòt(Bolognese)
• tâi(Bolognese)
• tàj(Reggiano, Carpigiano)
• ṡbrêg(Bolognese)
• śbrègh(Modenese)
• şbrêgh(Reggiano)
• śbrêg(Carpigiano)
• śbrag(Mirandolese)

frida

1. (Modena)femininesingular offrî

CommonRomance, fromLatinfrigidus.

• IPA^(key): /ˈfrida/

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• Rhymes:-ida
• Hyphenation: fri‧da

frida (accusative singularfridan,pluralfridaj,accusative pluralfridajn)

1. (poetic, in compounds, neologism)cold(low in temperature)

Though this term is rare outside of works of poetry, the derived termfridujo is very common.

• malvarma

• varma(“warm,hot”)
• malfrida(“warm,hot”)

• fridujo(“refrigerator”)

• fride(“coldly”)
• frideco(“coldness”)
• fridi(“to becold”)
• frido(“cold”)

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• Esperanto 2-syllable words
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• Rhymes:Esperanto/ida
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