Cold Meaning In german
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| English Word | Cold 
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| German Meaning | Kalt |
| Kalt - Adjective |
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| Insensibel - Adjective |
| Kühl - Adjective |
| Ruhig - Adjective |
| Unfreundlich - Adjective |
| Bewusstlos - Adjective |
| Kälte - Noun |
| Frost - Noun |
| Erkältung - Noun |
| Schnupfen - Noun |
Word FormAdjective, colder, coldest.
How To Spell Cold[kohld]
Definition of Cold
Old English cald, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch koud and German kalt, also to Latin gelu ‘frost’.
Synonyms of ColdAbashed, Algid, Arctic, Benumbed, Biting, Bitter, Blasting, Bleak, Boreal, Brisk, Brumal, Chill, Chilled, Cool, Crisp, Cutting, Frigid, Frosty, Frozen, Gelid, Glacial, Hyperborean, Icebox, Icy, Inclement, Intense, Keen, Nippy, Penetrating, Piercing, Polar, Raw, Severe, Sharp, Shivery, Siberian, Snappy, Snowy, Stinging, Wintry, Below Freezing, Below Zero, Frore,
Antonyms of Cold
Animated, Ardent, Blunt, Dull, Eager, Enthusiastic, Excited, Fervid, Friendly, Good, Heated, Hot, Ignorant, Interested, Kind, Mild, Nice, Pleasant, Responsive, Stupid, Sympathetic, Temperate, Warm, Zealous,
Adjectives
aguish, algid, arctic, biting, bitter, boreal, brumal, chilly, cooled, fireproof, frigid, gelid, hibernal, iced, inclement, incombustible, lukewarm, marmoreal, niveous, raw, starved, uninflammable, cold as christmas, cold as iron, cool as a custard, ectothermic, frost-bitten, frozen out, ice-bound, nival, poikilothermal, algefacient, clay-cold, cold as a charity, cold as marble, frigolabile, frost-bound, hyemal, subboreal, unthawed,
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