Translation
ice
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Word origin
From French glace ('ice'), from Latin glacies. The same root gives English glacier and glacial. Ice cream is glaciaĵo, literally 'an ice thing'.
- Origin
- Latin, via French glace
- Root
- glacies
- English cognates
- glacier, glacial
Examples
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In winter ice covers the lake.
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The children are playing on the ice.
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Put some ice in my water.
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Word family
Words built on glacio with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.
- glaciaĵonoun
ice cream
glacio-aĵ-
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 14, lesson 4: glacio, plimulto, tranĉi and 7 more words.