adj · adv · noun · verb · 61 senses · updated from the 2026-07-25 local source snapshot
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Sound
Pronunciation
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Received-Pronunciation:hŏt
Received-Pronunciation:/hɒt/
British, Southern, Standard:/hɔt/
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General-American:hät
General-American:/hɑt/
US:Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
Canada:/hɒt/
Australian:/hɔt/
New-Zealand:/hɒt/
New-Zealand:[hɔ̟t] ~ [hɞ̠t]
homophone: haught (cot–caught merger)
rhymes with -ɒt
CMU ARPABET:HH AA1 T
Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
1
adj
Meaning 1
Relating to heat and conditions which produce it.
Having or giving off a high temperature.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Examples
He forgot that the frying pan was hot and burned his hand.
It is too hot to be outside.
It is hotter in summer than in winter.
It is roasting hot in here. Crack a window, please.
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: DOT
39
verb
Meaning 39
To heat; to make or become hot.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: heat up
Antonyms: none provided
40
verb
Meaning 40
To become lively or exciting.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
41
adjective
Meaning 41
used of physical heat; having a high or higher than desirable temperature or giving off heat or feeling or causing a sensation of heat or burning
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
hot stove
hot water
a hot August day
a hot stuffy room
she's hot and tired
a hot forehead
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: cold
42
adjective
Meaning 42
extended meanings; especially of psychological heat; marked by intensity or vehemence especially of passion or enthusiasm
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
a hot temper
a hot topic
a hot new book
a hot love affair
a hot argument
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: cold
43
adjective satellite
Meaning 43
marked by excited activity
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
a hot week on the stock market
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
44
adjective satellite
Meaning 44
charged or energized with electricity
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
a hot wire
a live wire
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: live
Antonyms: none provided
45
adjective satellite
Meaning 45
having or dealing with dangerously high levels of radioactivity
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
hot fuel rods
a hot laboratory
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
46
adjective satellite
Meaning 46
of a seeker; very near to the object sought
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
you are hot
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
47
adjective satellite
Meaning 47
having or showing great eagerness or enthusiasm
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
hot for travel
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
48
adjective satellite
Meaning 48
very fast; capable of quick response and great speed
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
a hot sports car
a blistering pace
got off to a hot start
in hot pursuit
a red-hot line drive
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: blistering, red-hot
Antonyms: none provided
49
adjective satellite
Meaning 49
newly made
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
a hot scent
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
50
adjective satellite
Meaning 50
very good; often used in the negative
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
he's hot at math but not so hot at history
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
51
adjective satellite
Meaning 51
recently stolen or smuggled
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
hot merchandise
a hot car
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
52
adjective satellite
Meaning 52
having or bringing unusually good luck
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
hot at craps
the dice are hot tonight
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
53
adjective satellite
Meaning 53
newest or most recent
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
news hot off the press
red-hot information
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: red-hot
Antonyms: none provided
54
adjective satellite
Meaning 54
very unpleasant or even dangerous
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
make it hot for him
in the hot seat
in hot water
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
55
adjective satellite
Meaning 55
very popular or successful
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
one of the hot young talents
cabbage patch dolls were hot last season
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
56
adjective satellite
Meaning 56
sexually excited or exciting
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
was hot for her
hot pants
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
57
adjective satellite
Meaning 57
performed or performing with unusually great skill and daring and energy
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
a hot drummer
he's hot tonight
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
58
adjective satellite
Meaning 58
producing a burning sensation on the taste nerves
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
hot salsa
jalapeno peppers are very hot
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: spicy
Antonyms: none provided
59
adjective satellite
Meaning 59
characterized by violent and forceful activity or movement; very intense
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
the fighting became hot and heavy
a hot engagement
a raging battle
the river became a raging torrent
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: raging
Antonyms: none provided
60
adjective satellite
Meaning 60
wanted by the police
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
a hot suspect
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
61
adjective satellite
Meaning 61
(color) bold and intense
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
Examples
hot pink
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
History
Etymology
From Middle English hot, hoot, from Old English hāt (“hot”), from Proto-West Germanic *hait, from Proto-Germanic *haitaz (“hot”), from Proto-Indo-European *keHy- (“to heat; to become hot”). Cognates Cognate with Yola hoat, hoate, hote (“hot”), West Frisian hjit, hyt (“hot”), Bavarian hoaß (“hot”), Central Franconian heeß (“hot”), Dutch heet (“hot”), German heiss, heiß, heyß (“hot”), Vilamovian haas, haes, hȧś, hǡs (“hot”), Yiddish הייס (heys, “hot”), Danish hed (“hot”), Faroese and Icelandic heitur (“hot”), Norwegian Bokmål and Swedish het (“hot”); also Lithuanian kaitra (“heat”). Related to heat. Superseded non-native Middle English chaud, from Old French chaut (“hot”); and early Modern English calent, from Latin calēns (“hot”).
Across languages
Translations
590 source translations are retained for this English entry.
Ahom:
𑜍𑜨𑜃𑜫
(ron)
— having a high temperature
Ainu:
セセㇰ
(sesek)
— having a high temperature
Ainu:
セイセㇰ
(seysek)
— having a high temperature
Albanian:
nxehtë
— having a high temperature
Northern Altai:
изиг
(izig)
— having a high temperature
Northern Altai:
от-чалбыштыг
(ot-čalbïštïg)
— having a high temperature
Southern Altai:
изӱ
(izü)
— having a high temperature
Arabic:
حَارّ
(ḥārr)
— having a high temperature
Arabic:
سَاخِن
(sāḵin)
— having a high temperature
Arabic:
سخن
(suḵn)
— having a high temperature
Arabic:
حار
(ḥārr)
— having a high temperature
Armenian:
տաք
(takʻ)
— having a high temperature
Assamese:
গৰম
(gorom)
— having a high temperature
Assamese:
তপত
(topot)
— having a high temperature
Assamese:
চেঙা
(seṅa)
— having a high temperature
Asturian:
caliente
— having a high temperature
Azerbaijani:
isti
— having a high temperature
Azerbaijani:
qaynar
— having a high temperature
Azerbaijani:
qızğın
— having a high temperature
Baba Malay:
pane
— having a high temperature
Bahnar:
tŏ
— having a high temperature
Bashkir:
эҫе
(eśe)
— having a high temperature
Basque:
bero
— having a high temperature
Belarusian:
гара́чы
(haráčy)
— having a high temperature
Bengali:
গরম
(gorom)
— having a high temperature
Central Bikol:
mainit
— having a high temperature
Breton:
tomm
— having a high temperature
Bulgarian:
горе́щ
(goréšt)
— having a high temperature
Burmese:
ပူ
(pu)
— having a high temperature
Catalan:
calent
— having a high temperature
Cebuano:
init
— having a high temperature
Chamicuro:
chpelo
— having a high temperature
Chechen:
довха
(dovxa)
— having a high temperature
Cherokee:
ᎤᏗᎴᎩ
(udilegi)
— having a high temperature
Chinese Cantonese:
熱 /热
(jit6)
— having a high temperature
Chinese:
жә
(řə)
— having a high temperature
Chinese:
熱 /热
(joa̍h, loa̍h)
— having a high temperature
Chinese:
燒 /烧
(sio)
— having a high temperature
Chinese Mandarin:
熱 /热
(rè)
— having a high temperature
Chinese Mandarin:
燙 /烫
(tàng)
— having a high temperature
Wu Chinese:
熱 /热
(8gniq)
— having a high temperature
Chukchi:
нытгылӄин
(nytgylqin)
— having a high temperature
Chuvash:
вӗри
(vĕri)
— having a high temperature
Cornish:
tomm
— having a high temperature
Crimean Tatar:
issi
— having a high temperature
Czech:
horký
— having a high temperature
Danish:
hed
— having a high temperature
Danish:
varm
— having a high temperature
Dhivehi:
ހޫނު
(hūnu)
— having a high temperature
Dolgan:
итии
(itii)
— having a high temperature
Dutch:
heet
— having a high temperature
Dutch:
warm
— having a high temperature
Erzya:
пси
(psi)
— having a high temperature
Esperanto:
varma
— having a high temperature
Esperanto:
varmega
— having a high temperature
Estonian:
kuum
— having a high temperature
Evenki:
хэку
(həku)
— having a high temperature
Faroese:
heitur
— having a high temperature
Finnish:
kuuma
— having a high temperature
Franco-Provençal:
chôd
— having a high temperature
French:
chaud
— having a high temperature
French:
très chaud
— having a high temperature
Friulian:
cjalt
— having a high temperature
Friulian:
čhald
— having a high temperature
Galician:
quente
— having a high temperature
Georgian:
ცხელი
(cxeli)
— having a high temperature
German:
heiß
— having a high temperature
Greek:
ζεστός
(zestós)
— having a high temperature
Greek:
θερμός
(thermós)
— having a high temperature
Ancient Greek:
θερμός
(thermós)
— having a high temperature
Ancient Greek:
ζεστός
(zestós)
— having a high temperature
Paraguayan Guarani:
aku (h-)
— having a high temperature
Haitian Creole:
cho
— having a high temperature
Hawaiian:
wela
— having a high temperature
Hebrew:
חַם
(kham)
— having a high temperature
Hebrew:
לוֹהֵט
(lohét)
— having a high temperature
Hiligaynon:
mainit
— having a high temperature
Hindi:
गरम
(garam)
— having a high temperature
Hindi:
गर्म
(garm)
— having a high temperature
Hindi:
उष्ण
(uṣṇa)
— having a high temperature
Hindi:
तपित
(tapit)
— having a high temperature
White Hmong:
kub
— having a high temperature
Hungarian:
meleg
— having a high temperature
Icelandic:
heitur
— having a high temperature
Ido:
varmega
— having a high temperature
Ilocano:
napudot
— having a high temperature
Indonesian:
panas
— having a high temperature
Ingrian:
kuuma
— having a high temperature
Ingrian:
vari
— having a high temperature
Ingush:
дӏайха
(dˀajxa)
— having a high temperature
Interlingua:
(multo) calide
— having a high temperature
Irish:
te
— having a high temperature
Old Irish:
té
— having a high temperature
Isan:
ฮ้อน
— having a high temperature
Italian:
caldo
— having a high temperature
Italian:
molto caldo
— having a high temperature
Italian:
bollente
— having a high temperature
Iu Mien:
jorm
— having a high temperature
Japanese:
熱い
(atsui)
— having a high temperature
Javanese:
panas
— having a high temperature
Jeju:
지접다
(jijeopda)
— having a high temperature
Kabuverdianu:
kenti
— having a high temperature
Kaingang:
rỹ
— having a high temperature
Kapampangan:
mapali
— having a high temperature
S'gaw Karen:
ကိၢ်
(koẖ)
— having a high temperature
Kashmiri:
وُشُن
(vuśun)
— having a high temperature
Kashmiri:
گَرٕم
(garụm)
— having a high temperature
Kashmiri:
تۆت
(tot)
— having a high temperature
Kazakh:
ыстық
(ystyq)
— having a high temperature
Khmer:
ក្ដៅ
(kdaw)
— having a high temperature
Komi-Permyak:
пöсь
(pöś)
— having a high temperature
Konkani:
हून
(hūn)
— having a high temperature
Korean:
뜨겁다
(tteugeopda)
— having a high temperature
Kott:
afam
— having a high temperature
Kott:
fal
— having a high temperature
Kott:
phal
— having a high temperature
Kott:
paltu
— having a high temperature
Kott:
palá
— having a high temperature
Kott:
pfóltu
— having a high temperature
Kumyk:
исси
(issi)
— having a high temperature
Central Kurdish:
گەرم
(germ)
— having a high temperature
Northern Kurdish:
germ
— having a high temperature
Northern Kurdish:
kel
— having a high temperature
Kyrgyz:
ысык
(ısık)
— having a high temperature
Lao:
ຮ້ອນ
(hǭn)
— having a high temperature
Latgalian:
korsts
— having a high temperature
Latin:
calidus
— having a high temperature
Latin:
igneus
— having a high temperature
Latvian:
karsts
— having a high temperature
Lithuanian:
karštas
— having a high temperature
Louisiana Creole:
sho
— having a high temperature
Lü:
ᦣᦸᧃᧉ
(hoan2)
— having a high temperature
Macedonian:
врел
(vrel)
— having a high temperature
Macedonian:
жежок
(žežok)
— having a high temperature
Macedonian:
топол
(topol)
— having a high temperature
Malay:
panas
— having a high temperature
Malayalam:
ചൂട്
(cūṭŭ)
— having a high temperature
Maltese:
sħun
— having a high temperature
Manchu:
ᡥᠠᠯᡥᡡᠨ
(halhūn)
— having a high temperature
Māori:
mahana
— having a high temperature
Māori:
wera
— having a high temperature
Marathi:
गरम
(garam)
— having a high temperature
Marathi:
तप्त
(tapta)
— having a high temperature
Megleno-Romanian:
cald
— having a high temperature
Moksha:
пси
(psi)
— having a high temperature
Mongolian:
халуун
(xaluun)
— having a high temperature
Nanai:
пеку
(pjeku)
— having a high temperature
Naxi:
cer
— having a high temperature
Norwegian Bokmål:
het
— having a high temperature
Norwegian Bokmål:
varm
— having a high temperature
Occitan:
caud
— having a high temperature
Old English:
hāt
— having a high temperature
Old English:
wearm
— having a high temperature
Old Saxon:
hēt
— having a high temperature
Old Saxon:
warm
— having a high temperature
Oromo:
ho'aa
— having a high temperature
Ossetian:
тӕвд
(tævd)
— having a high temperature
Pangasinan:
ampuetang
— having a high temperature
Parauk:
hax
— having a high temperature
Pashto:
تود
(tod)
— having a high temperature
Pashto:
توده
(tawda)
— having a high temperature
Pashto:
ګرم
(garëm)
— having a high temperature
Pennsylvania German:
heess
— having a high temperature
Iranian Persian:
داغ
(dâġ)
— having a high temperature
Polish:
gorący
— having a high temperature
Portuguese:
(muito) quente
— having a high temperature
Quechua:
rupha
— having a high temperature
Rapa Nui:
hana
— having a high temperature
Rohingya:
gorom
— having a high temperature
Romanian:
cald
— having a high temperature
Romanian:
fierbinte
— having a high temperature
Romansh:
chaud
— having a high temperature
Russian:
горя́чий
(gorjáčij)
— having a high temperature
Samoan:
vevela
— having a high temperature
Sanskrit:
उष्ण
(uṣṇa)
— having a high temperature
Sanskrit:
तप्त
(tapta)
— having a high temperature
Sardinian:
caldu
— having a high temperature
Scottish Gaelic:
teth
— having a high temperature
Serbo-Croatian:
вру̑ћ
— having a high temperature
Serbo-Croatian:
vrȗć
— having a high temperature
Shan:
ႁွၼ်ႉ
(hâ̰un)
— having a high temperature
Sinhalese:
රස්නෙ
(rasne)
— having a high temperature
Sinhalese:
උණු
(uṇu)
— having a high temperature
Slovak:
horúci
— having a high temperature
Slovene:
vroč
— having a high temperature
Somali:
kul
— having a high temperature
Spanish:
caliente
— having a high temperature
Spanish:
muy caliente
— having a high temperature
Swedish:
het
— having a high temperature
Swedish:
varm
— having a high temperature
Sylheti:
ꠉꠞꠝ
(goromo)
— having a high temperature
Tagalog:
mainit
— having a high temperature
Tagalog:
nakapapaso
— having a high temperature
Tajik:
доғ
(doġ)
— having a high temperature
Tatar:
эссе
(esse)
— having a high temperature
Telugu:
వేడైన
(vēḍaina)
— having a high temperature
Tetum:
manas
— having a high temperature
Thai:
ร้อน
(rɔ́ɔn)
— having a high temperature
Northern Thai:
ᩁ᩶ᩬᩁ
— having a high temperature
Tibetan:
ཚ་པོ
(tsha po)
— having a high temperature
Tocharian B:
emalle
— having a high temperature
Tongan:
vela
— having a high temperature
Tupinambá:
akub (s-)
— having a high temperature
Turkish:
sıcak
— having a high temperature
Ottoman Turkish:
صیجاق
(sıcak)
— having a high temperature
Ottoman Turkish:
ایصی
(ısı, ıssı)
— having a high temperature
Turkmen:
yssy
— having a high temperature
Tuvan:
изиг
(izig)
— having a high temperature
Tuvan:
хайныышкынныг
(xaynıışkınnıg)
— having a high temperature
Udi:
гам
(gam)
— having a high temperature
Udmurt:
пӧсь
(pöś)
— having a high temperature
Ukrainian:
гаря́чий
(harjáčyj)
— having a high temperature
Unami:
kështeomàlsi
— having a high temperature
Urdu:
گَرْم
(garm)
— having a high temperature
Uyghur:
ئىسسىق
(issiq)
— having a high temperature
Uzbek:
issiq
— having a high temperature
Venetan:
caldo
— having a high temperature
Vietnamese:
nóng
— having a high temperature
Volapük:
hitik
— having a high temperature
Waray-Waray:
init
— having a high temperature
Waray-Waray:
paso
— having a high temperature
Waray-Waray:
tub-ok
— having a high temperature
Welsh:
poeth
— having a high temperature
Yakut:
итии
(itii)
— having a high temperature
Yiddish:
הייס
(heys)
— having a high temperature
Yoruba:
gbóná
— having a high temperature
Zazaki:
germ (diq)
— having a high temperature
Zhuang:
ndat
— having a high temperature
Zulu:
fudumele
— having a high temperature
Ainu:
シㇼポㇷ゚ケ
(sirpopke)
— of the weather
Arabic:
حَرَّان
(ḥarrān)
— of the weather
Arabic:
حَارّ
(ḥārr)
— of the weather
Arabic:
حَرَّان
(ḥarrān)
— of the weather
Arabic:
حَرّ
(ḥarr)
— of the weather
Arabic:
حار
(ḥārr)
— of the weather
Armenian:
շոգ
(šog)
— of the weather
Azerbaijani:
isti
— of the weather
Bashkir:
эҫе
(eśe)
— of the weather
Belarusian:
гара́чы
(haráčy)
— of the weather
Belarusian:
жа́ркі
(žárki)
— of the weather
Belarusian:
спяко́тны
(spjakótny)
— of the weather
Central Bikol:
mainit
— of the weather
Bulgarian:
горе́щ
(goréšt)
— of the weather
Catalan:
fer calor
— of the weather
Cebuano:
init
— of the weather
Cebuano:
alingaang
— of the weather
Chinese Cantonese:
熱 /热
(jit6)
— of the weather
Chinese Cantonese:
炎熱 /炎热
(jim4 jit6)
— of the weather
Chinese:
жә
(řə)
— of the weather
Chinese:
熱 /热
(jo̍ah, lo̍ah)
— of the weather
Chinese:
炎熱 /炎热
(iām-jo̍ah, iām-lo̍ah)
— of the weather
Chinese:
燒熱 /烧热
(sio-jo̍ah, sio-lo̍ah)
— of the weather
Chinese Mandarin:
熱 /热
(rè)
— of the weather
Chinese Mandarin:
炎熱 /炎热
(yánrè)
— of the weather
Czech:
horký
— of the weather
Danish:
hed
— of the weather
Danish:
varm
— of the weather
Dutch:
warm
— of the weather
Dutch:
heet
— of the weather
Esperanto:
varmega
— of the weather
Finnish:
kuuma
— of the weather
French:
faire chaud
— of the weather
Galician:
facer calor
— of the weather
Georgian:
ცხელი
(cxeli)
— of the weather
German:
heiß
— of the weather
German:
warm
— of the weather
Greek:
κάνει ζέστη
(kánei zésti)
— of the weather
Hindi:
गरम
(garam)
— of the weather
Hindi:
गर्म
(garm)
— of the weather
Hote:
(thời tiết)nóng
— of the weather
Icelandic:
heitur
— of the weather
Indonesian:
panas
— of the weather
Italian:
caldo
— of the weather
Italian:
fare caldo
— of the weather
Japanese:
暑い
(atsui)
— of the weather
Jeju:
덥다
(deopda)
— of the weather
Kaingang:
rỹ
— of the weather
Kazakh:
ыстық
(ystyq)
— of the weather
Korean:
덥다
(deopda)
— of the weather
Latvian:
karsts
— of the weather
Louisiana Creole:
sho
— of the weather
Macedonian:
врел
(vrel)
— of the weather
Macedonian:
жежок
(žežok)
— of the weather
Malay:
panas
— of the weather
Malayalam:
ചൂട്
(cūṭŭ)
— of the weather
Māori:
pūāhuru
— of the weather
Ngarrindjeri:
waldi
— of the weather
Norwegian Bokmål:
het
— of the weather
Norwegian Bokmål:
varm
— of the weather
Pashto:
تودوخي
(tawdoxi)
— of the weather
Pashto:
ګرمي
(garmi)
— of the weather
Iranian Persian:
گَرْم
(garm)
— of the weather
Polish:
gorący
— of the weather
Polish:
upalny
— of the weather
Portuguese:
quente
— of the weather
Portuguese:
fazer calor
— of the weather
Quechua:
goñi
— of the weather
Quechua:
gonog
— of the weather
Quechua:
k'ajay
— of the weather
Romanian:
cald
— of the weather
Russian:
жа́ркий
(žárkij)
— of the weather
Russian:
жа́рко
(žárko)
— of the weather
Serbo-Croatian:
вру̑ћ
— of the weather
Serbo-Croatian:
vrȗć
— of the weather
Slovak:
horúci
— of the weather
Slovene:
vroč
— of the weather
Spanish:
caluroso
— of the weather
Spanish:
cálido
— of the weather
Spanish:
hacer calor
— of the weather
Spanish:
estuoso
— of the weather
Swedish:
varm
— of the weather
Swedish:
het
— of the weather
Tajik:
гарм
(garm)
— of the weather
Thai:
ร้อน
(rɔ́ɔn)
— of the weather
Turkish:
sıcak
— of the weather
Ottoman Turkish:
صیجاق
(sıcak)
— of the weather
Ottoman Turkish:
ایصی
(ısı, ıssı)
— of the weather
Ottoman Turkish:
حرارتلو
(hararetli)
— of the weather
Ukrainian:
спеко́тний
(spekótnyj)
— of the weather
Ukrainian:
жарки́й
(žarkýj)
— of the weather
Ukrainian:
спеко́тливий
(spekótlyvyj)
— of the weather
Ukrainian:
спекотли́вий
(spekotlývyj)
— of the weather
Ukrainian:
гаря́чий
(harjáčyj)
— of the weather
Ukrainian:
спе́чний
(spéčnyj)
— of the weather
Urdu:
گَرْم
(garm)
— of the weather
Uzbek:
issiq
— of the weather
Vietnamese:
(thời tiết) nóng
— of the weather
Vietnamese:
nóng
— of the weather
Volapük:
hitik
— of the weather
Yiddish:
הייס
(heys)
— of the weather
Yoruba:
ooru mú
— of the weather
Zazaki:
germ (diq)
— of the weather
Central Bikol:
mainit
— feeling the sensation of heat
Catalan:
tenir calor
— feeling the sensation of heat
Danish:
varm
— feeling the sensation of heat
Galician:
ter calor
— feeling the sensation of heat
Hindi:
गर्म
(garm)
— feeling the sensation of heat
Hindi:
गरम
(garam)
— feeling the sensation of heat
Italian:
avere caldo
— feeling the sensation of heat
Korean:
덥다
(deopda)
— feeling the sensation of heat
Latvian:
man ir karsti
— feeling the sensation of heat
Macedonian:
топло ми е
(toplo mi e)
— feeling the sensation of heat
Macedonian:
жешко ми е
(žeško mi e)
— feeling the sensation of heat
Norwegian Bokmål:
varm
— feeling the sensation of heat
Occitan:
aver caud
— feeling the sensation of heat
Iranian Persian:
گَرْم
(garm)
— feeling the sensation of heat
Portuguese:
quente
— feeling the sensation of heat
Portuguese:
estar com calor
— feeling the sensation of heat
Romanian:
i fi fierbinte
— feeling the sensation of heat
Romansh:
avair chaud
— feeling the sensation of heat
Russian:
мне жа́рко
(mne žárko)
— feeling the sensation of heat
Spanish:
acalorado
— feeling the sensation of heat
Spanish:
tener calor
— feeling the sensation of heat
Swedish:
varm
— feeling the sensation of heat
Thai:
ร้อน
(rɔ́ɔn)
— feeling the sensation of heat
Ottoman Turkish:
صیجاق
(sıcak)
— feeling the sensation of heat
Ottoman Turkish:
ایصی
(ısı, ıssı)
— feeling the sensation of heat
Ottoman Turkish:
حرارتلو
(hararetli)
— feeling the sensation of heat
Zazaki:
germ (diq)
— feeling the sensation of heat
Central Bikol:
mainit
— feverish
Bulgarian:
тре́скав
(tréskav)
— feverish
Cebuano:
init
— feverish
Chinese Mandarin:
發燒 /发烧
(fāshāo)
— feverish
Danish:
feberhed
— feverish
Finnish:
kuumeessa
— feverish
Finnish:
kuumeinen
— feverish
French:
fiévreux
— feverish
Greek:
ζεστός
(zestós)
— feverish
Hebrew:
קוֹדֵחַ
(qodéaẖ)
— feverish
Hindi:
गर्म
(garm)
— feverish
Hindi:
गरम
(garam)
— feverish
Hungarian:
lázas
— feverish
Italian:
febbrile
— feverish
Italian:
febbricitante
— feverish
Korean:
열(이) 나는
— feverish
Latin:
febriculosus
— feverish
Macedonian:
врел
(vrel)
— feverish
Malayalam:
ചൂട്
(cūṭŭ)
— feverish
Norwegian Bokmål:
varm
— feverish
Norwegian Bokmål:
het
— feverish
Pashto:
تود
(tod)
— feverish
Pashto:
ګرم
(garëm)
— feverish
Portuguese:
febril
— feverish
Romanian:
febril
— feverish
Russian:
лихора́дочный
(lixorádočnyj)
— feverish
Russian:
горя́чий
(gorjáčij)
— feverish
Spanish:
febril
— feverish
Spanish:
con calentura
— feverish
Spanish:
ardiendo
— feverish
Swedish:
het
— feverish
Swedish:
varm
— feverish
Swedish:
febrig
— feverish
Telugu:
వెచ్చగా
(veccagā)
— feverish
Thai:
ตัวร้อน
— feverish
Ottoman Turkish:
حرارتلو
(hararetli)
— feverish
Zazaki:
germ (diq)
— feverish
Azerbaijani:
ədviyyatlı
— spicy
Azerbaijani:
ədviyyəli
— spicy
Belarusian:
во́стры
(vóstry)
— spicy
Central Bikol:
maharang
— spicy
Bulgarian:
лют
(ljut)
— spicy
Burmese:
စပ်
(cap)
— spicy
Chamicuro:
chawa
— spicy
Chinese Cantonese:
辣
(laat6)
— spicy
Chinese:
辣
(lo̍ah)
— spicy
Chinese:
薟 /莶
(hiam, hiang)
— spicy
Chinese Mandarin:
辣
(là)
— spicy
Czech:
ostrý
— spicy
Danish:
stærk
— spicy
Dutch:
pittig
— spicy
Dutch:
pikant
— spicy
Dutch:
heet
— spicy
Estonian:
vürtsikas
— spicy
Finnish:
tulinen
— spicy
Finnish:
polttava
— spicy
French:
épicé
— spicy
French:
piquant
— spicy
Georgian:
ცხარე
(cxare)
— spicy
German:
scharf
— spicy
German:
würzig
— spicy
Greek:
πικάντικος
(pikántikos)
— spicy
Greek:
καυτερός
(kafterós)
— spicy
Hindi:
मसालेदार
(masāledār)
— spicy
Hindi:
तीखा
(tīkhā)
— spicy
Hindi:
गरम
(garam)
— spicy
Hindi:
गर्म
(garm)
— spicy
Hungarian:
erős
— spicy
Hungarian:
csípős
— spicy
Indonesian:
pedas
— spicy
Italian:
piccante
— spicy
Japanese:
辛い
(karai)
— spicy
Javanese:
pedhes
— spicy
Kazakh:
ащы
(aşy)
— spicy
Khmer:
ហឹរ
(haə)
— spicy
Korean:
맵다
(maepda)
— spicy
Central Kurdish:
تیژ
(tîj)
— spicy
Lao:
ເຜັດ
(phet)
— spicy
Latin:
acer
— spicy
Latin:
mordax
— spicy
Latvian:
ass
— spicy
Lithuanian:
aštrus
— spicy
Macedonian:
лут
(lut)
— spicy
Malay:
pedas
— spicy
Malayalam:
എരിവ്
(erivŭ)
— spicy
Māori:
puhahana
— spicy
Marathi:
गरम
(garam)
— spicy
Mongolian:
халуун
(xaluun)
— spicy
Norwegian Bokmål:
sterk
— spicy
Iranian Persian:
تُنْد
(tond)
— spicy
Polish:
ostry
— spicy
Polish:
pikantny
— spicy
Portuguese:
picante
— spicy
Romanian:
iute
— spicy
Romanian:
picant
— spicy
Russian:
о́стрый
(óstryj)
— spicy
Russian:
пря́ный
(prjányj)
— spicy
Serbo-Croatian:
љут
— spicy
Serbo-Croatian:
ljut
— spicy
Slovak:
ostrý
— spicy
Slovene:
pekoč
— spicy
Spanish:
picante
— spicy
Spanish:
picoso
— spicy
Spanish:
alampante
— spicy
Swedish:
het
— spicy
Swedish:
kryddstark
— spicy
Telugu:
మంటగా
(maṇṭagā)
— spicy
Thai:
เผ็ด
(pèt)
— spicy
Turkish:
acı
— spicy
Turkish:
acılı
— spicy
Ukrainian:
го́стрий
(hóstryj)
— spicy
Ukrainian:
пря́ний
(prjányj)
— spicy
Urdu:
تیز
(tez)
— spicy
Urdu:
تِیکھا
(tīkhā)
— spicy
Urdu:
مَسالے دار
(masāle dār)
— spicy
Vietnamese:
cay
— spicy
Volapük:
pitik
— spicy
Zazaki:
tun (diq)
— spicy
Zazaki:
tunın
— spicy
Bulgarian:
кра́ден
(kráden)
— slang: stolen
Danish:
varm
— slang: stolen
Esperanto:
ŝtelita
— slang: stolen
Finnish:
kuuma
— slang: stolen
Finnish:
nyysitty
— slang: stolen
Finnish:
käännetty
— slang: stolen
French:
chouré
— slang: stolen
German:
heiß
— slang: stolen
Hungarian:
lopott
— slang: stolen
Korean:
빼앗기다
(ppaeatgida)
— slang: stolen
Korean:
뺏기다
(ppaetgida)
— slang: stolen
Portuguese:
roubado
— slang: stolen
Portuguese:
furtado
— slang: stolen
Russian:
кра́деный
(krádenyj)
— slang: stolen
Spanish:
tranzado
— slang: stolen
Spanish:
chueco
— slang: stolen
Swedish:
stulen
— slang: stolen
Zazaki:
tırıte (diq)
— slang: stolen
Bulgarian:
под напреже́ние
(pod naprežénie)
— electrically charged
Danish:
strømførende
— electrically charged
Finnish:
kuuma
— electrically charged
Finnish:
jännitteinen
— electrically charged
French:
vif
— electrically charged
Portuguese:
vivo
— electrically charged
Russian:
под напряже́нием
(pod naprjažénijem)
— electrically charged
