No. 9,439 in Swedish
frusits
"Frusits" is the past participle of "frysa," meaning "has been frozen" in English.
In a sentence
Vattenytan har frusits till is under natten.
The surface of the water has frozen into ice overnight.
In this sentence, "frusits" describes the state transition of water, emphasizing the process of freezing.
Det har frusits många matvaror i frysen för att bevara dem.
Many food items have been frozen in the freezer to preserve them.
Here, "frusits" indicates the intentional action of freezing foodstuffs to prolong their freshness.
Under vintern har marken frusits och blivit hård.
During the winter, the ground has frozen and become hard.
In this instance, "frusits" refers to the effect of cold temperature on the ground, demonstrating a natural freezing process.
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