heat
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The meaning (definition) of the word heat
the warmth you feel from the sun or a fire
The word heat used in a sentence
“I felt the heat from the warm oven.”
Words that mean the same as heat (synonyms)
warmth
How the word heat is said around the world
| French | chaleur (shah-LERR) |
| Spanish | calor (kah-LOHR) |
| Mandarin | 热 (zhuh) |
| Hindi | गर्मी (GUR-mee) |
| Arabic | حرارة (HAH-rah-rah) |
| Russian | жара (ZHAH-rah) |
| Portuguese (EU) | calor (kuh-LOHR) |
| Portuguese (BR) | calor (kah-LOHR) |
| Japanese | 熱 (NAY-tsu) |
| German | Wärme (VER-muh) |
| Urdu | گرمی (GUR-mee) |
| Punjabi | ਗਰਮੀ (GU-ruh-mee) |
| Korean | 열 (yul) |
| Hebrew | חוֹם (khohm) |
| Greek | ζέστη (ZAYS-tee) |
| Dutch | warmte (VAHRM-tuh) |
| Tagalog | init (EE-neet) |
| Vietnamese | nhiệt (NYEE-et) |
| Turkish | ısı (u-SU) |
| Persian | گرما (gahr-MAH) |
| Polish | ciepło (CHEP-waw) |
| Ukrainian | спека (SPE-kah) |
| Bengali | তাপ (tahp) |
| Swedish | värme (VER-muh) |
| Italian | calore (kah-LOH-ray) |
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