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ah ah, this sound paradoxal! But it just because in english a cold is called a cold and not something less connoted like nasopharyngitis.
by rihegher 10y ago
ah ah, this sound paradoxal! But it just because in english a cold is called a cold and not something less connoted like nasopharyngitis.
- Grue3 10y agoNot just in English. In Russian it's called "простуда" (coldness). In Japanese it's "kaze" (wind). Spanish "resfriado" (cooled). And so on.
- TeMPOraL 10y agoPolish "przeziębienie", which would roughly translate to 'state of being thoroughly overcooled'.
- Insanity 10y agoDutch as well "verkoudheid" (koud) is cold
- andrewshadura 10y agoSlovak "prechladnutie" is also derived from "chlad", meaning cold.