Jäätuvad
Jäätuvad is a term of Estonian origin that translates to "freezing" or "ice formation." It generally refers to the process of a liquid, most commonly water, turning into a solid state due to a drop in temperature below its freezing point. This phenomenon is a fundamental aspect of natural cycles and has significant implications in various fields.
In meteorology, jäätuvad describes the formation of ice on surfaces such as roads, power lines, and aircraft
The term can also be used in a more general sense to describe the freezing of bodies
In a culinary context, jäätuvad can refer to the process of freezing food for preservation. This method