boiling

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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /ˈbɔɪlɪŋ/
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• rhymes with -ɔɪlɪŋ
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• CMU ARPABET: B OY1 L IH0 NG Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *bew-der.? Proto-Indo-European *bhel-der.? Latin bulla Proto-Indo-European *-yétider. Latin -iō Latin bulliō Old French boillirbor. Middle English boillen English boil English -ing English boiling From boil + -ing.

85 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: եռացող (eṙacʻoġ) — that boil(s)
• Armenian: եռման (eṙman) — that boil(s)
• Azerbaijani: qaynayan — that boil(s)
• Bulgarian: врящ (vrjašt) — that boil(s)
• Bulgarian: кипящ (kipjašt) — that boil(s)
• Catalan: bullent — that boil(s)
• Czech: vřící — that boil(s)
• Finnish: kiehuva — that boil(s)
• French: bouillant — that boil(s)
• Galician: fervente — that boil(s)
• Georgian: მდუღარე (mduɣare) — that boil(s)
• German: kochend — that boil(s)
• Hebrew: רוֹתֵחַ (rotéakh) — that boil(s)
• Italian: bollente — that boil(s)
• Latin: fervidus — that boil(s)
• Latin: ēbulliēns — that boil(s)
• Latin: fervēns — that boil(s)
• Portuguese: fervente — that boil(s)
• Spanish: hervoroso — that boil(s)
• Swedish: kokande — that boil(s)
• Telugu: మరుగు (marugu) — that boil(s)
• Telugu: మరుగుతున్న (marugutunna) — that boil(s)
• Telugu: మరుగుచున్న (marugucunna) — that boil(s)
• Turkish: kaynar — that boil(s)
• Vietnamese: sôi — that boil(s)
• Walloon: bolant — that boil(s)
• Arabic: حامي (ḥāmi) — of a thing: extremely hot
• Azerbaijani: qaynar — of a thing: extremely hot
• Bulgarian: врял (vrjal) — of a thing: extremely hot
• Dutch: kokend — of a thing: extremely hot
• Finnish: tulikuuma — of a thing: extremely hot
• Galician: fervente — of a thing: extremely hot
• Greek: καυτός (kaftós) — of a thing: extremely hot
• Hebrew: רוֹתֵחַ (rotéakh) — of a thing: extremely hot
• Italian: bollente — of a thing: extremely hot
• Latin: fervidus — of a thing: extremely hot
• Serbo-Croatian: vrelo — of a thing: extremely hot
• Spanish: hervoroso — of a thing: extremely hot
• Swedish: kokande — of a thing: extremely hot
• Swedish: kokhet — of a thing: extremely hot
• Telugu: కాలుతున్న (kālutunna) — of a thing: extremely hot
• Telugu: కాలుచున్న (kālucunna) — of a thing: extremely hot
• Turkish: kaynar — of a thing: extremely hot
• Walloon: bolant — of a thing: extremely hot
• Finnish: läkähtyä — of a person: feeling uncomfortably hot
• Hebrew: קוֹדֵחַ (qodéakh) — of a person: feeling uncomfortably hot
• Finnish: helteinen — of the weather: very hot
• Hebrew: לוֹהֵט (lohéT) — of the weather: very hot
• Swedish: kokhet — of the weather: very hot
• Telugu: మండుచున్న (maṇḍucunna) — of the weather: very hot
• Arabic: غَلَيَان (ḡalayān) — process of changing the state of a substance
• Armenian: եռում (eṙum) — process of changing the state of a substance
• Azerbaijani: qaynama — process of changing the state of a substance
• Bulgarian: кипене (kipene) — process of changing the state of a substance
• Czech: var — process of changing the state of a substance
• Finnish: kiehuttaminen — process of changing the state of a substance
• Finnish: keittäminen — process of changing the state of a substance
• French: ébullition — process of changing the state of a substance
• French: bouillonnement — process of changing the state of a substance
• Galician: ebulición — process of changing the state of a substance
• Georgian: დუღილი (duɣili) — process of changing the state of a substance
• Ancient Greek: ἕψησις (hépsēsis) — process of changing the state of a substance
• Hebrew: רְתִיחָה — process of changing the state of a substance
• Irish: bruith — process of changing the state of a substance
• Italian: ebollizione — process of changing the state of a substance
• Japanese: 沸騰 (futtō) — process of changing the state of a substance
• Kyrgyz: кайнатуу (kaynatuu) — process of changing the state of a substance
• Kyrgyz: кайноо (kaynoo) — process of changing the state of a substance
• Kyrgyz: бышыруу (bışıruu) — process of changing the state of a substance
• Kyrgyz: кайнап жаткан (kaynap jatkan) — process of changing the state of a substance
• Kyrgyz: кайнаган (kaynagan) — process of changing the state of a substance
• Kyrgyz: бышып жаткан (bışıp jatkan) — process of changing the state of a substance
• Latin: ēbullītiō — process of changing the state of a substance
• Portuguese: ebulição — process of changing the state of a substance
• Portuguese: fervura — process of changing the state of a substance
• Russian: кипе́ние (kipénije) — process of changing the state of a substance
• Sicilian: vuḍḍuta — process of changing the state of a substance
• Sicilian: vugghiuta — process of changing the state of a substance
• Swedish: kokning — process of changing the state of a substance
• Tagalog: pagkulo — process of changing the state of a substance
• Tagalog: pagkukumulo — process of changing the state of a substance
• Ottoman Turkish: غلیان (galeyân) — process of changing the state of a substance
• Ottoman Turkish: فوران (feverân) — process of changing the state of a substance
• Walloon: bolaedje — process of changing the state of a substance
• Walloon: cujhaedje — process of changing the state of a substance