het
Swedish
adj
Definitions
- hot; having a very high temperature
- hot; feverish
- hot; (of food) spicy
- hot; radioactive
- hot; (slang) physically very attractive
- hot; popular, in demand.
Etymology
Inherited from Old Swedish hēter, heter inherited from Old Norse heitr inherited from Proto-Germanic *haitaz (hot).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*haitaz
Gloss
hot
Concept
Semantic Field
Sense perception
Ontological Category
Property
Kanji
暑, 熱
Emoji
☀️ ☕️ ♨️ 🌋 🌞 🌵 🌶️ 🍵 🏜️ 🐪 🐫 🔥 🥵
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- egghot English
- firehot English
- foothot English
- full-hot English
- hot English
- hot as hell English
- hot rail English
- hot war English
- hot-brain English
- hot-wire English
- hotbar English
- hotbed English
- hotblooded English
- hotbox English
- hotbunk English
- hotcake English
- hotcockles English
- hotdish English
- hotfix English
- hotfoot English
- hotgun English
- hothead English
- hotheaded English
- hothouse English
- hotkey English
- hotlapping English
- hotline English
- hotlink English
- hotlinking English
- hotlist English
- hotly English
- hotmelt English
- hotness English
- hotpants English
- hotplate English
- hotplug English
- hotpot English
- hotpress English
- hotsheet English
- hotski English
- hotspur English
- hotten English
- hottie English
- hotting English
- hottish English
- hotty English
- hotwalk English
- hotwash English
- hotwife English
- hotword English
- nonhot English
- overhot English
- superhot English
- ultrahot English
- unhot English
- warmwater English
- heiß German
- *kay- Proto-Indo-European
- het Norwegian Bokmål
- *haitaz Proto-Germanic
- ホット Japanese
- hat Old English
- hāt Old English
- hot Middle English
- heitr Old Norse
- heitur Icelandic
- heiz Old High German
- heitur Faroese
- *hait gmw-pro
- *hēt Old Dutch
- het Old Saxon
- heter Old Swedish
- hēter, heter Old Swedish
- heit Westrobothnian
- hēt Old Frisian
- hotpela Tok Pisin