warmth

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• UK: /wɔːmθ/
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• US: /wɔɹmθ/
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From Middle English warmth, warmeth, wermþe, from Old English *wiermþu (“warmth”), from Proto-West Germanic *warmiþu (“warmness; warmth”), corresponding to warm + -th (abstract nominal suffix). Cognate with Saterland Frisian Waarmte (“warmth”), West Frisian waarmte (“warmth”), Dutch warmte (“warmth”), German Low German Warmte, Warmt (“warmth”).

81 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: nxehtë — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Armenian: տաքություն (takʻutʻyun) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Armenian: ջերմություն (ǰermutʻyun) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Aromanian: cãloare — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Assamese: উম (um) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Assamese: উহনি (uhoni) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Asturian: calentura — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Asturian: calor — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Bulgarian: топлина (toplina) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Catalan: calor — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Czech: teplo — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Dutch: warmte — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Egyptian: s-r:f-Q7 (srf) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Esperanto: varmeco — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Esperanto: varmo — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Estonian: soojus — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Finnish: lämpö — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Finnish: lämmin — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• French: chaleur — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Galician: calor — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Georgian: სითბო (sitbo) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• German: Wärme — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Ancient Greek: θέρμη (thérmē) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Ancient Greek: θάλπος (thálpos) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Hindi: तपन (tapan) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Hungarian: melegség — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Hunsrik: Wäärem — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Ido: varmeso — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Ido: kaloro — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Indonesian: kehangatan — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Italian: calore — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Japanese: 暖かさ (atatakasa) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Japanese: 温かみ (atatakami) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Korean: 온기 (on'gi) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Central Kurdish: گەرمی (germî) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Latin: calor — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Latvian: siltums — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Lithuanian: šiluma — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Luxembourgish: Wäermt — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Māori: mahanatanga — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Middle High German: wermede — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Norman: chaleu — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Persian: گرمی (garmi) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Persian: هرم (horm) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Polish: ciepło — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Portuguese: calor — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Romanian: căldură — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Russian: тепло́ (tepló) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Russian: теплота́ (teplotá) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Northern Sami: liekkasvuohta — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Sanskrit: तपस् (tapas) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Sanskrit: घर्म (gharma) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Sicilian: calura — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Slovene: toplota — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Spanish: calor — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Swedish: värme — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Tongan: māfana — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Turkish: sıcaklık — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Turkish: sıcaklıklar — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Turkish: ısı — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Turkish: ısılar — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Ottoman Turkish: ایصی (ısı, ıssı) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Ottoman Turkish: صیجاق (sıcak) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Ottoman Turkish: حرارت (hararet) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Yiddish: וואַרעמקייט (varemkeyt) — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Yup'ik: maqaq — moderate heat; sensation of being warm
• Bulgarian: сърдечност (sǎrdečnost) — friendliness, affection
• Bulgarian: отзивчивост (otzivčivost) — friendliness, affection
• Catalan: calidesa — friendliness, affection
• Dutch: warmte — friendliness, affection
• Estonian: soojus — friendliness, affection
• Finnish: lämpö — friendliness, affection
• French: chaleur — friendliness, affection
• Japanese: 親密さ (shinmitsu-sa) — friendliness, affection
• Spanish: simpatía — friendliness, affection
• Turkish: sıcakkanlılık — friendliness, affection
• Turkish: sıcakkanlılıklar — friendliness, affection
• Bulgarian: разпаленост (razpalenost) — intensity of emotion or expression
• Bulgarian: въодушевление (vǎoduševlenie) — intensity of emotion or expression
• Finnish: kiihko — intensity of emotion or expression
• Finnish: lämpö — arts: effect