English to Latin Meaning of warm - calidum

Warm :

calidum

adjective

calidum, calidi, ambit peremptus, scelerisque, fervens, succenderetur fornax, concitatae, superbus, fortis, cara, pium, amandi, mollis, calidum corde,, pathologi- cum st ^, motus, acuta,, cum tumultu, ibas sine, difficilis, durum, solidum, tenax,, pertinax, animata, vividae, concitatis equis invade, elasticis, mollibus extulit, tepidum, tepidarium, sollicitis, hecticae, Iratus, acribus, studiosus, mortuus est vehementer, periculo, massa, ancipitia, periculosum, acri carpere, recentibus, vivet, novus, viridi,, iuvenale, fermentum, turbare, sed hebetatum fuerit, hircum, minus, inflamment acumina, instigare, incendere, amóris accéndat, illuminabant, HILARO, Clara serenatis, et gaudeo, cuius evidentiam, firmans perpeti, exhilarent, vivificabit, percutiat, aegre dignosci, flagellabunt, ignis, strenuus, vehementem

Warm :: fermentumWarmed :: calefaciminiWarmer :: calidioresWarmers :: warmersWarmest :: summaWarming :: calefaciensWarmish :: EGELIDUSWarmly :: vehementerWarmness :: warmnessWarms :: calefacitWarmth :: calor,

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Definitions of warm in English

Verb(1) get warm or warmer(2) make warm or warmer
Adjective(1) having or producing a comfortable and agreeable degree of heat or imparting or maintaining heat(2) psychologically warm; friendly and responsive(3) inducing the impression of warmth; used especially of reds and oranges and yellows when referring to color(4) freshly made or left(5) easily aroused or excited(6) characterized by strong enthusiasm(7) characterized by liveliness or excitement or disagreement(8) uncomfortable because of possible danger or trouble(9) of a seeker; near to the object sought
Adverb(1) in a warm manner

Examples of warm in English

(1) she's a very warm person(2) clean the wound with warm water(3) Jorenae slipped out of bed and padded across the floor to the fireplace, examining the warm clothes.(4) But it sure was a far cry from the civility and warm kindness he showed me during that other party.(5) The narrow entrance hall leads to a larger reception hall decorated in warm colours, with light coming from a glass and pine door.(6) Try orange or clove to get a rich, warm scent and lavender for a light, fresh, spring-like aroma.(7) My clothes are laid out before me as I contemplate the warm coat, my constant companion for the winter.(8) In Indian summers, when the weather is still good enough to sit out, it's great to have some pots on your patio full of plants with rich, warm colours.(9) You could always go back a few hours or the night afterwards and be welcomed back with warm smiles.(10) Successful tourism for this country should begin there with smiles and warm welcomes.(11) Lucas like the ocean, pear scented ocean, warm and strong to take him away.(12) People are very friendly over here and they honour their guests with a warm welcome.(13) This is a great time to sow hardy annuals from seed while the soil is still warm .(14) On behalf of himself and his family who received such a warm welcome, your kindness and generosity will be gratefully remembered.(15) There are also a range of hybrids in warm yellow and orange tones.(16) We thank sincerely the organisers and helpers for their very warm welcome and hospitality.

Related Phrases of warm

(1) warm-up ::

fermentum

(2) keep warm ::

ut calidum

(3) warm-hearted ::

calidum corde,

(4) warm water ::

aquae calidae

(5) warm weather ::

calidum tempestate

(6) very warm ::

ipsum calidum

(7) warm welcome ::

calidum gratissimum

(8) warm-blooded ::

calidum-sanguinem

(9) warm heart ::

calidum cor meum

Related Phrases of warm

(1) warm-up ::

fermentum

(2) keep warm ::

ut calidum

(3) warm-hearted ::

calidum corde,

(4) warm water ::

aquae calidae

(5) warm weather ::

calidum tempestate

(6) very warm ::

ipsum calidum

(7) warm welcome ::

calidum gratissimum

(8) warm-blooded ::

calidum-sanguinem

(9) warm heart ::

calidum cor meum

Synonyms

Adjective

1. hot ::

calidi

2. balmy ::

iter fragrantis

3. heated ::

succenderetur fornax

4. thick ::

densissima

5. friendly ::

amicissimum

6. quick ::

quick

7. strong ::

fortis

8. affectionate ::

pium

9. ardent ::

ardens

Verb

Adverb

12. warmly ::

Antonyms

Different Forms

warm, warmed, warmer, warmers, warmest, warming, warmish, warmly, warmness, warms, warmth

Word Example from TV Shows

is some WARM, soapy water and a couple of sponges.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 17

"If it's not responding, use a WARM cloth to wash its face and genitals."

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 15

I'm all WARM and fuzzy.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 7

Soft kitty, WARM kitty

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 1

$So, don't tell me I'm sitting it out\Nto warm up baby bottles,$

So, don't tell me I'm sitting it out
to WARM up baby bottles,

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 2

Examples of warm from TV Shows

is some WARM, soapy water and a couple of sponges.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 17

"If it's not responding, use a WARM cloth to wash its face and genitals."

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 15

I'm all WARM and fuzzy.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 7

Soft kitty, WARM kitty

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 1

$So, don't tell me I'm sitting it out\Nto warm up baby bottles,$

So, don't tell me I'm sitting it out
to WARM up baby bottles,

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 2

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