ջերմ
Old Armenian
adj
Definitions
- warm
- (figuratively) serene, calm
- (figuratively) ardent, burning, fervid, fiery, passionate
- (figuratively) tender, affectionate
- (as a noun) heat, warmth; hot viands
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Indo-European *gʷʰermós.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*gʷʰermós
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- -therm English
- thermo- English
- thermos English
- *furnellus Latin
- Furnius Latin
- Thermus Latin
- forceps Latin
- formus Latin
- furnaceus Latin
- furnarius Latin
- furnus Latin
- furnārius Latin
- therma Latin
- thermae Latin
- Thermit German
- Thermosphäre German
- thermisch German
- thermo- German
- forno Italian
- termo- Italian
- thermidor French
- thermo- French
- horno Spanish, Castilian
- termo- Spanish, Castilian
- térmico Spanish, Castilian
- θέρμινος Ancient Greek
- θερμός Ancient Greek
- σφαῖρα Ancient Greek
- φοῦρνος Ancient Greek
- *gʷʰer- Proto-Indo-European
- *gʷʰermós Proto-Indo-European
- termisk Norwegian Bokmål
- termo- Norwegian Bokmål
- furna Portuguese
- termo- Portuguese
- termisk Norwegian Nynorsk
- termo- Norwegian Nynorsk
- teirmi- Irish
- termo- Czech
- فُرْن Arabic
- forn Old French
- termo- Catalan, Valencian
- furna Galician
- -θερμος Greek (modern)
- φούρνος Greek (modern)
- termos Indonesian
- ffwrn Welsh
- thermophilus Translingual
- -ա- Old Armenian
- գոլ Old Armenian
- ջերմագոլ Old Armenian
- ջերմութիւն Old Armenian
- ջերմուկ Old Armenian
- fırın Turkish
- sorn Old Irish
- furrë Albanian
- zjarm Albanian
- zjarr Albanian
- forno Old Portuguese
- ფურნე Georgian
- furnu Aromanian
- *formos Proto-Italic
- *fornos Proto-Italic
- *ɣʷornos Proto-Italic
- fornu Asturian
- fôr Friulian
- forn Old Occitan
- fornel Old Occitan
- forno Old Spanish
- forn Cornish
- *dźerm- Proto-Albanian
- fórno Ligurian
- forru Sardinian
- furno Istriot
- forru Sassarese