How to Say “Cold” in Hmong

no
The Hmong word for cold is no.
The word no is an adjective used to describe something that has a low temperature.
Meaning: having a low temperature (adj)

Did you know?

  • In many Hmong-speaking communities, if you say you are 'cold', it may be interpreted as a physical symptom or a sign of being unwell rather than just a comment on the weather.
  • The Hmong word no for 'cold' descends from the Proto-Hmong-Mien root *ʔnu̯ɔmH.
  • When describing a person feeling chilly, Hmong speakers might use a different phrasing than when describing the temperature of an object like water.

Examples in context

  • Zaub tshuaj no txias heev.
    This medicine is very cold.
  • Zaub mov no txias si.
    This food is cold.
  • Ntuj no txias heev.
    The weather is very cold now.

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