Зима

Зима (pronounced ‘zima’) is the Russian word for “winter.” It refers to the coldest season of the year, typically occurring between autumn and spring, during which temperatures drop, and weather conditions include snow, frost, and shorter daylight hours. In many cultures, winter is associated with various holidays and traditions, reflective of the seasonal changes in nature. The term encapsulates not only the meteorological aspects of the season but also cultural connotations associated with winter activities, lifestyle adjustments, and seasonal celebrations.