frida

• frîda (Bolognese, Reggiano)

From the feminine past participle of frìr.

• Hyphenation: fri‧da

frida f (plural fridi)

1. (Modenese) 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. (Modenese) feminine singular of frî

Common Romance, from Latin frigidus.

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frida (accusative singular fridan, plural fridaj, accusative plural fridajn)

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

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

• malvarma

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

• fridujo (“refrigerator”)

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