Both nevlich and dufftich are adjectives (description words) that mean foggy.
Foggy adj = nevlich (when speaking about the weather)
Foggy adj = dufftich (as in fogged up; glasses, windows, etc)
💡 What’s the Difference?
nevlich
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Use nevlich (foggy) when you’re talking about the weather—when it’s foggy outside and hard to see.
’Sis gans nevlich dimeiya.
’Sis am reiyra draus un nevlich dimeiya.
dufftich
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On the other hand, use dufftich (foggy) when talking about an object that is fogged up; usually from steam or a difference in temperature—such as glass, windows, mirror, or eyeglasses.
Dufftich can also be used jokingly:
Mei brain is dufftich dimeiya.