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Not just in English. In Russian it's called "простуда" (coldness). In Japanese it's "kaze" (wind). Spanish "resfriado" (cooled). And so on.
by Grue3 10y ago
Not 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.