warm
Alemannic German
adjective
Definitions
- (Formazza) warm
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German warm inherited from Old High German warm (warm).
Origin
Old High German
warm
Gloss
warm
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Property
Kanji
温, 暖
Emoji
🌡️ ☀️ 🌞 🌵
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bewarm English
- lukewarm English
- overwarm English
- prewarm English
- rewarm English
- ultrawarm English
- unwarm English
- warm English
- warm-blooded English
- warmable English
- warmer English
- warmest English
- warmeth English
- warmful English
- warmhouse English
- warming English
- warmish English
- warmist English
- warmline English
- warmly English
- warmness English
- warmth English
- warmware English
- warmy English
- Warmduscher German
- Wärme German
- handwarm German
- lauwarm German
- warm German
- warmgemäßigt German
- warmhalten German
- warmherzig German
- lauwwarm Dutch, Flemish
- warm Dutch, Flemish
- warmen Dutch, Flemish
- warmte Dutch, Flemish
- warmwaterbron Dutch, Flemish
- warmwaterkruik Dutch, Flemish
- *warmaz Proto-Germanic
- warm Middle English
- varmr Old Norse
- varma Esperanto
- varmo Esperanto
- varmur Icelandic
- warm Middle Dutch
- warm Old High German
- warmi Old High German
- warm Afrikaans
- warm Middle High German
- waarm Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- וואַרעם Yiddish
- *warm gmw-pro
- barm Cimbrian
- woare Alemannic German
- woarm Alemannic German
- wore Alemannic German
- wérme Alemannic German
- bòrm Mòcheno
- wärm Central Franconian
- waum Chinook Jargon