gevriesd
Gevriesd is a Dutch term that functions as an adjective meaning "frozen" or "having been frozen." It is related to the verb vriezen, which means to freeze. In standard modern Dutch, the typical past participle used to describe something in a frozen state is gevroren, or bevroren for items caused to freeze. Gevriesd appears much less frequently and is generally considered nonstandard or dialectal, with occasional appearance in historical texts, regional speech, or specific labeling contexts.
- Gevriesd is most often found in regional varieties or in older writings rather than in formal
- When it does occur, gevriesd usually describes a state resulting from freezing, and can appear in
- In modern linguistic reference, gevriesd is treated as a marginal form rather than a productive, widely
- gevroren: standard past participle meaning frozen.
- bevroren: another common past participle for frozen, especially in compounds.
- Vriezen: the verb “to freeze.”
- Bevriezen: to freeze something (to cause to freeze) and its participle bevroren.
- Bevroren, gevroren: standard Dutch terms for the frozen state.
Gevriesd thus represents a niche, regional, or historical variant rather than a core element of contemporary