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|es=Firn|es-meaning=Derived from the German ''Firn'', a type of old snow that has gone through multiple thaw and refreeze cycles. | |es=Firn|es-meaning=Derived from the German ''Firn'', a type of old snow that has gone through multiple thaw and refreeze cycles. | ||
|fr=Glaglator|fr-meaning= | |fr=Glaglator|fr-meaning=From the French ''glacier'' and ''{{tt|gladiateur|gladiator}}''. | ||
|de=Gletschergeist|de-meaning=German for "glacier spirit". | |de=Gletschergeist|de-meaning=German for "glacier spirit". | ||
|it=Gelmonio|it-meaning=From the Italian ''{{tt|gelido|freezing, icy}}'' and ''{{tt|demonio|demon}}''. | |it=Gelmonio|it-meaning=From the Italian ''{{tt|gelido|freezing, icy}}'' and ''{{tt|demonio|demon}}''. | ||