The term 'Mass of Floating Ice' is composed of two words, 'Berg' and 'FLOE'. Berg is a German word meaning 'MOUNTAIN' or 'large mass of ice'. It is often used to refer to large icebergs that have broken off from glaciers. FLOE is a term used to describe a sheet or layer of floating ice, usually found in the Arctic or Antarctic regions. Together, these two words describe a large mass of floating ice, such as an iceberg or an ice shelf.