月 (tsuki) is the Japanese word for moon and you can use 凍結 (touketsu) to indicate something is frozen, thereby producing the statement 凍結月 (touketsu tsuki) which would have the meaning "frozen moon". Another way to do this would be to use the past-passive verb tense. The Japanese word for "to freeze" is 凍る (kooru) and its past-passive is 凍られた (koorareta), thus we could say 凍られた月 (koorareta tsuki) to mean "frozen moon".
Please don't quote me on this, but I'm pretty sure it's touketsu.
to say freeze in Japanese is 凍結 and it is read like touketsu
hope this helps :)
kotta
kotta iki is 'frozen spirit' in japanese. hope i helped! :P
Tōketsu
The word for frozen is touketsu The word for river is kawaI don't know how you put them together, sorry.
Frozen rhymes with chosen frozen Frozen.Frozen.
when the water is frozen
kotta iki is 'frozen spirit' in japanese. hope i helped! :P
Tōketsu
kotteiru
The word for frozen is touketsu The word for river is kawaI don't know how you put them together, sorry.
cry opon the frozen skies in Japanese is ' koori-tuita yoruni naku' 凍りついた夜に泣く
冷凍雪 Reitō yuki
凍露 Kō Ro frozen dew but 霜 Shimo is frost is more commonly used
冷凍魂 Reitō tamashī
I think they could have frozen all assets in America that belonged to the Japanese sooner. Just my opinion...
凍結な口づけ touketstuna kuchidzuke
Reitō tsuki ni raion-en
kori ga hatteiru (covered with ice) kotte iri (frozen) tsumetai (cold)