Where does “氷菓” come from?

氷菓 (Japanese) comes from Japanese 氷, from Middle Chinese 冰.

氷菓 (Japanese): an iced or frozen dessert, usually added or mixed with other ingredients

Definitions

  1. an iced or frozen dessert, usually added or mixed with other ingredients

Ancestry of “氷菓”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Japanese氷ice; a cold and sharp object, as a shard of ice;...
2Middle Chinese冰—
Every word from Middle Chinese 冰 →Every word from Japanese 氷 →