凍露
Kō Ro frozen dew but
霜
Shimo is frost is more commonly used
kotta iki is 'frozen spirit' in japanese. hope i helped! :P
Dew is a liquid form where is frost is frozen dew. So frost is dew only in the frozen version not liquid.
Dew is water and water can freeze. So yes, dew can freeze.
Dew
frozen dew
cry opon the frozen skies in Japanese is ' koori-tuita yoruni naku' 凍りついた夜に泣く
it means 'well then' or something like that. ex: dewa, hajimeru. well, begin!
凍結な口づけ touketstuna kuchidzuke
Dew forms when the air near the ground cools and can no longer hold its moisture, causing water vapor to condense onto objects. Frost occurs when the surface temperature of an object drops below freezing, causing water vapor in the air to freeze directly onto the object. Dew is liquid water, while frost is ice crystals.
Tōketsu
The analogy "snow: rain:: dew: frost" compares two forms of precipitation to two forms of moisture. Just as snow is a frozen form of rain, dew is a liquid form of moisture that forms in cooler temperatures, while frost is a frozen form of dew. Both pairs highlight the transition between liquid and solid states of water in different temperature conditions.
Frost is frozen dew. It can also be called rime or hoar.