The German word for ice is
Eis
Gender
The gender of Eis is neuter. E.g. das Eis.Plural
The plural of Eis is Eise.German Definition
ice | |
Substantiv: | |
[1] (unzählbar) Eis (n) | |
[2] (zählbar) (amerikanisch) Fruchteis (n) | |
[1] gefrieren | |
[1] gefrieren lassen | |
[2] etwas mit oder in Eis kühlen | |
[3] (Gastronomie) glasieren |
Translations for ice and their definitions
Eis | © | ||
n. ice | |||
n. ice cream | |||
n. (music) E sharp | |||
n. genitive singular of Ei | |||
v. singular imperative of eisen | |||
v. colloquial of |
einfrieren | ||
v. to freeze (to lower something's temperature to freezing point) | ||
v. to freeze (wages, prices, etc.) |
frieren | ||
v. to be cold, feel cold (+aux, haben) (unlike English freeze) neither informal nor expressing extreme cold | ||
Frierst du? - Are you cold? | ||
Meine Hände frieren. - My hands are cold. | ||
v. (dated, or southern, transitive, of body parts, or impersonal of living beings) to be cold, feel cold +aux, haben | ||
Friert es dich? - Are you cold? | ||
Die Hände frieren mich. - My hands are cold. | ||
v. to freeze, be freezing, be below 0 degrees celsius (+aux, haben) | ||
Heute Nacht soll es frieren. - It’s going to freeze tonight. | ||
v. synonym of gefrieren, t=to freeze, become hard through cold +aux, sein |
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