GET COLD

Afrikaans

koud word (get). (various references)

Czech

vystydnout. (various references)

Danish

afkøle (cool, cool down). (various references)

Dutch

afkoelen (cool). (various references)

Esperanto

malplivarmiĝi. (various references)

French

se refroidir. (various references)

Frisian

kuolje (cool, cool down), ôfkuolje (cool, cool down). (various references)

Hungarian

szurkol (have the jitters, to be flurried, to jitter), meghűl (to catch a chill, to catch a cold, to catch cold), meghátrál (to lower one's flag), megfázik (to catch a chill, to catch a cold, to catch cold), lehűl (to cool, to cool down, to cool off, to run chill), kihűl (to chill), fél (half, to apprehend, to be in a fright, to squib), be van gyulladva (have the wind up, to get the wind up). (various references)

Italian

raffreddarsi (become colder, catch a cold, chill, get). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

冴え行く (to clear gradually, to get cold gradually), 冴え渡る (to freeze over, to get cold). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

さえわたる (to freeze over, to get cold), さえゆく (to clear gradually, to get cold gradually). (various references)

Pig Latin

etgay oldcay.(various references)

Spanish

enfriar (cool, cool down). (various references)

Swedish

kallna. (various references)

Turkish

korkmak (be afraid, be afraid of, be appalled, be frightened, be scared of, dread, fear, flinch, funk, get a fright, get cold feet, have a fright, have cold feet, quail, scare, show the white feather, shy, sweat blood, take fright), çekinmek (beware, boggle, chicken out, dread, fear, flee from, flinch, funk, get cold feet, hang back, have cold feet, hesitate, hold back, hold off, keep clear of, shrink, shun, shy, wince, withdraw). (various references)

Turkmen 

namartlamak (be afraid, get cold feet). (various references)

Ukrainian

холодати, простудитися (catch a cold, catch cold). (various references)