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How do you say "frost" in Spanish?

la escarcha

Noun Feminine

In Spanish, "frost" is la escarcha.

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Pronunciation

Native speakers say "la escarcha" - stress falls naturally on the second-to-last syllable; "la" is only the tag meaning 'the'.

Grammar notes

la escarcha is feminine. Its plural is heladas.

Example sentence

Esta mañana la hierba cubrió la helada.

Frost covered the grass this morning.

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How to remember la escarcha

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Questions about la escarcha

How do you pronounce la escarcha?

Native speakers say "la escarcha" - stress falls naturally on the second-to-last syllable; "la" is only the tag meaning 'the'.

Is la escarcha masculine or feminine?

la escarcha is feminine. la escarcha is feminine. Its plural is heladas.

How is la escarcha used in Spanish?

la escarcha is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Esta mañana la hierba cubrió la helada. (Frost covered the grass this morning.).

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