shimo
霜の少女 Shimo no shōjo
凍露 Kō Ro frozen dew but 霜 Shimo is frost is more commonly used
Kanki
get in my belly
霜 Shimo
If you mean frost in the ground then it's routa in Finnish.
There are actually different ways to say "frost" in Latin. One way is "pruina". A second way is "gelu". Pruina is more of a snowy frost, while gelu is more of an icy, cold frost.
In Japanese, "frost queen" can be translated as "霜の女王" (Shimo no Joō). The term "霜" (shimo) means "frost," and "女王" (joō) means "queen." This phrase can evoke imagery associated with winter or cold themes, often found in literature and folklore.
sioc
you say spm i say .com spam.com spam.com you ... /join mount frost
Hauhunga. (Hoe-Hoong-ah)
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