fresen
Low German
verb
Definitions
- to freeze
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Low German vrêsen inherited from Old Saxon friosan.
Origin
Old Saxon
friosan
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antifreeze English
- befreeze English
- cryo-freeze English
- cryofreeze English
- defreeze English
- enfreeze English
- freezable English
- freeze English
- freezeout English
- freezeproof English
- freezer English
- freezest English
- freezeth English
- freezie English
- freezy English
- postfreeze English
- prefreeze English
- quick-freeze English
- refreeze English
- unfreeze English
- einfrieren German
- erfrieren German
- frieren German
- gefrieren German
- zufrieren German
- afvriezen Dutch, Flemish
- bevriezen Dutch, Flemish
- diepvriezen Dutch, Flemish
- invriezen Dutch, Flemish
- ontvriezen Dutch, Flemish
- vervriezen Dutch, Flemish
- vrieskast Dutch, Flemish
- vrieskist Dutch, Flemish
- vrieskou Dutch, Flemish
- vriespunt Dutch, Flemish
- vriesvak Dutch, Flemish
- vriesweer Dutch, Flemish
- vriezen Dutch, Flemish
- vriezer Dutch, Flemish
- frizar Spanish, Castilian
- *freusaną Proto-Germanic
- フリーズ Japanese
- fresen Middle English
- frjósa Old Norse
- fryse Danish
- fryser Danish
- vriesen Middle Dutch
- vries Afrikaans
- vrieren Middle High German
- *freusan gmw-pro
- vrêsen Middle Low German
- friosan Old Saxon
- ffriża Maltese
- frieze Western Frisian
- *friāsa Old Frisian
- fris Papiamentu