fiery

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• /ˈfaɪəɹi/
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• /ˈfaɪɹi/
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• homophone: firey
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• rhymes with -aɪəɹi
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• CMU ARPABET: F AY1 ER0 IY0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English fyry, from fyr (“fire”), equivalent to fire + -y.

153 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: نَارِيّ (nāriyy) — of, or relating to fire
• Belarusian: во́гненны (vóhnjenny) — of, or relating to fire
• Belarusian: агні́сты (ahnísty) — of, or relating to fire
• Belarusian: агнявы́ (ahnjavý) — of, or relating to fire
• Bulgarian: о́гнен (ógnen) — of, or relating to fire
• Chinese Mandarin: 火的 (huǒ de) — of, or relating to fire
• Czech: ohnivý — of, or relating to fire
• Danish: ild- — of, or relating to fire
• Dutch: vurig — of, or relating to fire
• Esperanto: fajra — of, or relating to fire
• Finnish: tulinen — of, or relating to fire
• French: ardent — of, or relating to fire
• Galician: ígneo — of, or relating to fire
• Georgian: ცეცხლოვანი (cecxlovani) — of, or relating to fire
• German: feurig — of, or relating to fire
• German: Feuer- — of, or relating to fire
• Ancient Greek: πύρινος (púrinos) — of, or relating to fire
• Hebrew: אֵשִׁי (eshi) — of, or relating to fire
• Hungarian: tüzes — of, or relating to fire
• Ingrian: tulekas — of, or relating to fire
• Italian: ardente — of, or relating to fire
• Latin: igneus — of, or relating to fire
• Latin: ignifer — of, or relating to fire
• Lithuanian: ugningas — of, or relating to fire
• Macedonian: огнен (ognen) — of, or relating to fire
• Middle English: fyry — of, or relating to fire
• Northern Altai: оттыг (ottïg) — of, or relating to fire
• Polish: ognisty — of, or relating to fire
• Polish: ogniowy — of, or relating to fire
• Portuguese: ígneo — of, or relating to fire
• Romanian: focos — of, or relating to fire
• Russian: о́гненный (ógnennyj) — of, or relating to fire
• Russian: огнево́й (ognevój) — of, or relating to fire
• Serbo-Croatian: огњен — of, or relating to fire
• Serbo-Croatian: ognjen — of, or relating to fire
• Slovak: ohnivý — of, or relating to fire
• Slovene: ognjen — of, or relating to fire
• Southern Altai: отту (ottu) — of, or relating to fire
• Spanish: pírico — of, or relating to fire
• Spanish: ígneo — of, or relating to fire
• Spanish: vulcanio — of, or relating to fire
• Spanish: ignito — of, or relating to fire
• Spanish: ignífero — of, or relating to fire
• Spanish: ardiente — of, or relating to fire
• Swedish: eldig — of, or relating to fire
• Turkish: ateşli — of, or relating to fire
• Ukrainian: вогне́нний (vohnénnyj) — of, or relating to fire
• Ukrainian: вогне́вий (vohnévyj) — of, or relating to fire
• Ukrainian: вогньови́й (vohnʹovýj) — of, or relating to fire
• Ukrainian: вогни́стий (vohnýstyj) — of, or relating to fire
• Bulgarian: горя́щ (gorjášt) — burning or glowing
• Bulgarian: пламтя́щ (plamtjášt) — burning or glowing
• Bulgarian: о́гнен (ógnen) — burning or glowing
• Czech: hořící — burning or glowing
• Czech: žhnoucí — burning or glowing
• Danish: brændende — burning or glowing
• Finnish: tulinen — burning or glowing
• French: brulant — burning or glowing
• Galician: ardente — burning or glowing
• Gothic: 𐍆𐌿𐌽𐌹𐍃𐌺𐍃 (funisks) — burning or glowing
• Ancient Greek: πύρινος (púrinos) — burning or glowing
• Italian: incandescente — burning or glowing
• Italian: bruciante — burning or glowing
• Latin: igneus — burning or glowing
• Latin: ignifer — burning or glowing
• Middle English: fyry — burning or glowing
• Old English: fȳren — burning or glowing
• Portuguese: ardente — burning or glowing
• Romanian: aprins — burning or glowing
• Romanian: ardent — burning or glowing
• Romanian: incandescent — burning or glowing
• Russian: горя́щий (gorjáščij) — burning or glowing
• Russian: жгу́чий (žgúčij) — burning or glowing
• Ottoman Turkish: قیزغین (kızgın) — burning or glowing
• Ottoman Turkish: سوزان (suzan) — burning or glowing
• Bulgarian: запали́м (zapalím) — inflammable or easily ignited
• Czech: hořlavý — inflammable or easily ignited
• Czech: vznětlivý — inflammable or easily ignited
• Finnish: tulenarka — inflammable or easily ignited
• Galician: inflamábel — inflammable or easily ignited
• Italian: infiammabile — inflammable or easily ignited
• Latin: ignifer — inflammable or easily ignited
• Portuguese: inflamável — inflammable or easily ignited
• Russian: воспламеня́ющийся (vosplamenjájuščijsja) — inflammable or easily ignited
• Bulgarian: огненочерве́н (ognenočervén) — having the colour of fire
• Bulgarian: о́гнен (ógnen) — having the colour of fire
• Czech: ohnivý — having the colour of fire
• Finnish: tulinen — having the colour of fire
• French: flamboyant — having the colour of fire
• Galician: ígneo — having the colour of fire
• Italian: infocato — having the colour of fire
• Middle English: fyry — having the colour of fire
• Norwegian Bokmål: brannrød — having the colour of fire
• Norwegian Nynorsk: brannraud — having the colour of fire
• Polish: ognisty — having the colour of fire
• Portuguese: ígneo — having the colour of fire
• Russian: о́гненный (ógnennyj) — having the colour of fire
• Swedish: eldfärgad — having the colour of fire
• Swedish: brandröd — having the colour of fire
• Bulgarian: горе́щ (goréšt) — hot or inflamed
• Bulgarian: пла́мнал (plámnal) — hot or inflamed
• Bulgarian: о́гнен (ógnen) — hot or inflamed
• Czech: žhavý — hot or inflamed
• Danish: hed — hot or inflamed
• Finnish: tulinen — hot or inflamed
• Galician: ardente — hot or inflamed
• Ancient Greek: πυρώδης (purṓdēs) — hot or inflamed
• Latin: igneus — hot or inflamed
• Māori: kakā — hot or inflamed
• Middle English: fyry — hot or inflamed
• Russian: горя́чий (gorjáčij) — hot or inflamed
• Russian: пла́менный (plámennyj) — hot or inflamed
• Bulgarian: бу́ен (búen) — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Bulgarian: о́гнен (ógnen) — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Czech: vznětlivý — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Czech: bouřlivý — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Danish: flammende — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Danish: fyrig — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Danish: ilter — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Danish: heftig — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Finnish: tulinen — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• French: enflammé — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Ancient Greek: πυρώδης (purṓdēs) — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Irish: faghartha — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Irish: mear — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Italian: focoso — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Māori: pūkākā — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Māori: taratutū — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Middle English: fyry — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Norwegian Bokmål: flammende — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Norwegian Bokmål: fyrig — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Norwegian Nynorsk: fyrig — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Portuguese: inflamável — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Romanian: focos — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Romanian: pătimaș — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Romanian: înflăcărat — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Russian: бу́йный (bújnyj) — tempestuous or emotionally volatile
• Bulgarian: пла́менен (plámenen) — spirited or filled with emotion
• Bulgarian: стра́стен (strásten) — spirited or filled with emotion
• Bulgarian: о́гнен (ógnen) — spirited or filled with emotion
• Czech: ohnivý — spirited or filled with emotion
• Danish: lidenskabelig — spirited or filled with emotion
• Danish: brændende — spirited or filled with emotion
• Finnish: palava — spirited or filled with emotion
• Galician: ardente — spirited or filled with emotion
• Lithuanian: ugningas — spirited or filled with emotion
• Middle English: fyry — spirited or filled with emotion
• Norwegian Bokmål: ildfull — spirited or filled with emotion
• Norwegian Bokmål: fyrig — spirited or filled with emotion
• Norwegian Nynorsk: fyrig — spirited or filled with emotion
• Russian: пла́менный (plámennyj) — spirited or filled with emotion
• Russian: стра́стный (strástnyj) — spirited or filled with emotion
• Swedish: eldig — spirited or filled with emotion