Hot
//hɒt//
Translations of "hot" (175 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ahom | 𑜍𑜨𑜃𑜫(having a high temperature) | ron | |
| Ainu | シㇼポㇷ゚ケ(of the weather), セイセㇰ(having a high temperature), セセㇰ(having a high temperature) | sirpopke, seysek, sesek | |
| Albanian | nxehtë(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | ζεστός(having a high temperature), θερμός(having a high temperature) | zestós, thermós | |
| Arabic | حار(having a high temperature), حار(of the weather), حَارّ(having a high temperature), حَارّ(of the weather), حَرَّان(of the weather), حَرَّان(of the weather), حَرّ(of the weather), سخن(having a high temperature), سَاخِن(having a high temperature) | ḥārr, ḥārr, ḥārr, ḥārr, ḥarrān, ḥarrān, ḥarr, suḵn, sāḵin | |
| Armenian | շոգ(of the weather), տաք(having a high temperature) | šog, takʻ | |
| Assamese | গৰম(having a high temperature), চেঙা(having a high temperature), তপত(having a high temperature) | gorom, seṅa, topot | |
| Asturian | caliente(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | isti(having a high temperature), isti(of the weather), qaynar(having a high temperature), qızğın(having a high temperature), ədviyyatlı(spicy), ədviyyəli(spicy) | — | |
| Baba Malay | pane(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Bahnar | tŏ(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Bashkir | эҫе(having a high temperature), эҫе(of the weather) | eśe, eśe | |
| Basque | bero(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Belarusian | во́стры(spicy), гара́чы(having a high temperature), гара́чы(of the weather), жа́ркі(of the weather), спяко́тны(of the weather) | vóstry, haráčy, haráčy, žárki, spjakótny | |
| Bengali | গরম(having a high temperature) | gorom | |
| Bikol Central | maharang(spicy), mainit(having a high temperature), mainit(of the weather), mainit(feeling the sensation of heat), mainit(feverish) | — | |
| Breton | tomm(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Bulgarian | го́тин(slang: physically very attractive), го́тина(slang: physically very attractive), горе́щ(having a high temperature), горе́щ(of the weather), добра́(slang: physically very attractive), добъ́р(slang: physically very attractive), кра́ден(slang: stolen), лют(spicy), под напреже́ние(electrically charged), радиоакти́вен(radioactive), тре́скав(feverish) | gótin, gótina, goréšt, goréšt, dobrá, dobǎ́r, kráden, ljut, pod naprežénie, radioaktíven, tréskav | |
| Burmese | စပ်(spicy), ပူ(having a high temperature) | cap, pu | |
| Catalan | calent(having a high temperature), fer calor(of the weather), tenir calor(feeling the sensation of heat) | — | |
| Cebuano | alingaang(of the weather), hat(slang: physically very attractive), hot(slang: physically very attractive), init(having a high temperature), init(of the weather), init(feverish) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | تیژ(spicy), گەرم(having a high temperature) | tîj, germ | |
| Chamicuro | chawa(spicy), chpelo(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Chechen | довха(having a high temperature) | dovxa | |
| Cherokee | ᎤᏗᎴᎩ(having a high temperature) | udilegi | |
| Chinese | жә(having a high temperature), жә(of the weather), 炎熱 /炎热(of the weather), 熱 /热(having a high temperature), 熱 /热(of the weather), 燒 /烧(having a high temperature), 燒熱 /烧热(of the weather), 薟 /莶(spicy), 辣(spicy) | řə, řə, iām-jo̍ah, iām-lo̍ah, joa̍h, loa̍h, jo̍ah, lo̍ah, sio, sio-jo̍ah, sio-lo̍ah, hiam, hiang, lo̍ah | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 炎熱 /炎热(of the weather), 熱 /热(having a high temperature), 熱 /热(of the weather), 辣(spicy) | jim⁴ jit⁶, jit⁶, jit⁶, laat⁶ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 帥呆了 /帅呆了(slang: physically very attractive), 性感(slang: physically very attractive), 火(popular, in demand), 炎熱 /炎热(of the weather), 熱 /热(having a high temperature), 熱 /热(of the weather), 燙 /烫(having a high temperature), 發燒 /发烧(feverish), 紅 /红(popular, in demand), 辣(spicy) | shuài dāi le, xìnggǎn, huǒ, yánrè, rè, rè, tàng, fāshāo, hóng, là | |
| Chukchi | нытгылӄин(having a high temperature) | nytgylqin | |
| Chuvash | вӗри(having a high temperature) | vĕri | |
| Cornish | tomm(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Crimean Tatar | issi(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Czech | horký(having a high temperature), horký(of the weather), ostrý(spicy) | — | |
| Danish | feberhed(feverish), hed(having a high temperature), hed(of the weather), hot(slang: physically very attractive), lækker(slang: physically very attractive), strømførende(electrically charged), stærk(spicy), varm(having a high temperature), varm(of the weather), varm(feeling the sensation of heat), varm(slang: stolen) | — | |
| Dhivehi | ހޫނު(having a high temperature) | hūnu | |
| Dolgan | итии(having a high temperature) | itii | |
| Dutch | aantrekkelijk(slang: physically very attractive), begeerlijk(slang: physically very attractive), heet(having a high temperature), heet(of the weather), heet(spicy), heet(slang: physically very attractive), lekker(slang: physically very attractive), pikant(spicy), pittig(spicy), porno(slang: physically very attractive), warm(having a high temperature), warm(of the weather) | — | |
| Erzya | пси(having a high temperature) | psi | |
| Esperanto | amorveka(slang: physically very attractive), varma(having a high temperature), varmega(having a high temperature), varmega(of the weather), ŝtelita(slang: stolen) | — | |
| Estonian | kuum(having a high temperature), vürtsikas(spicy) | — | |
| Evenki | хэку(having a high temperature) | həku | |
| Faroese | heitur(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Finnish | haluttu(popular, in demand), jännitteinen(electrically charged), kuuma(having a high temperature), kuuma(of the weather), kuuma(slang: stolen), kuuma(electrically charged), kuuma(radioactive), kuuma(slang: physically very attractive), kuuma(very close to finding or guessing something to be found or guessed), kuumeessa(feverish), kuumeinen(feverish), kuumottava(slang: physically very attractive), käännetty(slang: stolen), nyysitty(slang: stolen), polttava(spicy), radioaktiivinen(radioactive), seksikäs(slang: physically very attractive), tulinen(spicy) | — | |
| Franco-Provençal | chôd(having a high temperature) | — | |
| French | bonne(slang: physically very attractive), brûlant(very close to finding or guessing something to be found or guessed), chaud(having a high temperature), chouré(slang: stolen), faire chaud(of the weather), fiévreux(feverish), piquant(spicy), radioactif(radioactive), sexy(slang: physically very attractive), très chaud(having a high temperature), vif(electrically charged), épicé(spicy) | — | |
| Friulian | cjalt(having a high temperature), čhald(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Galician | facer calor(of the weather), quente(having a high temperature), ter calor(feeling the sensation of heat) | — | |
| Georgian | ცხარე(spicy), ცხელი(having a high temperature), ცხელი(of the weather) | cxare, cxeli, cxeli | |
| German | heiß(having a high temperature), heiß(of the weather), heiß(slang: stolen), heiß(slang: physically very attractive), heiß(very close to finding or guessing something to be found or guessed), scharf(spicy), scharf(slang: physically very attractive), warm(of the weather), würzig(spicy) | — | |
| Greek | ζεστός(having a high temperature), ζεστός(feverish), θερμός(having a high temperature), κάνει ζέστη(of the weather), καυτερός(spicy), πικάντικος(spicy) | zestós, zestós, thermós, kánei zésti, kafterós, pikántikos | |
| Haitian Creole | cho(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Hawaiian | wela(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Hebrew | חַם(having a high temperature), לוֹהֵט(having a high temperature), קוֹדֵחַ(feverish) | kham, lohét, qodéaẖ | |
| Hiligaynon | mainit(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Hindi | उष्ण(having a high temperature), गरम(having a high temperature), गरम(of the weather), गरम(feeling the sensation of heat), गरम(feverish), गरम(spicy), गर्म(having a high temperature), गर्म(of the weather), गर्म(feeling the sensation of heat), गर्म(feverish), गर्म(spicy), तपित(having a high temperature), तीखा(spicy), मसालेदार(spicy) | uṣṇa, garam, garam, garam, garam, garam, garm, garm, garm, garm, garm, tapit, tīkhā, masāledār | |
| Hote | (thời tiết)nóng(of the weather) | — | |
| Hungarian | csípős(spicy), erős(spicy), felkapott(popular, in demand), forró(very close to finding or guessing something to be found or guessed), lopott(slang: stolen), lázas(feverish), meleg(having a high temperature), meleg(very close to finding or guessing something to be found or guessed), népszerű(popular, in demand), szexi(slang: physically very attractive), vonzó(slang: physically very attractive) | — | |
| Icelandic | heitur(having a high temperature), heitur(of the weather) | — | |
| Ido | varmega(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Ilocano | napudot(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Indonesian | panas(having a high temperature), panas(of the weather), pedas(spicy), seksi(slang: physically very attractive) | — | |
| Ingrian | kuuma(having a high temperature), vari(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Ingush | дӏайха(having a high temperature) | dˀajxa | |
| Interlingua | (multo) calide(having a high temperature), sexy(slang: physically very attractive) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | تُنْد(spicy), داغ(having a high temperature), گَرْم(of the weather), گَرْم(feeling the sensation of heat) | tond, dâġ, garm, garm | |
| Irish | gnéasach(slang: physically very attractive), slachtmhar(slang: physically very attractive), te(having a high temperature), téisiúil(slang: physically very attractive) | — | |
| Isan | ฮ้อน(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Italian | avere caldo(feeling the sensation of heat), bollente(having a high temperature), caldo(having a high temperature), caldo(of the weather), fare caldo(of the weather), febbricitante(feverish), febbrile(feverish), figa(slang: physically very attractive), figo(slang: physically very attractive), gnocca(slang: physically very attractive), molto caldo(having a high temperature), piccante(spicy) | — | |
| Iu Mien | jorm(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Japanese | 暑い(of the weather), 熱い(having a high temperature), 辛い(spicy) | atsui, atsui, karai | |
| Javanese | panas(having a high temperature), pedhes(spicy) | — | |
| Jeju | 덥다(of the weather), 지접다(having a high temperature) | deopda, jijeopda | |
| Kaingang | rỹ(having a high temperature), rỹ(of the weather) | — | |
| Kapampangan | mapali(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Kashmiri | تۆت(having a high temperature), وُشُن(having a high temperature), گَرٕم(having a high temperature) | tot, vuśun, garụm | |
| Kazakh | ыстық(having a high temperature), ыстық(of the weather) | ystyq, ystyq | |
| Khmer | ក្ដៅ(having a high temperature), ហឹរ(spicy) | kdaw, haə | |
| Komi-Permyak | пöсь(having a high temperature) | pöś | |
| Konkani | हून(having a high temperature) | hūn | |
| Korean | 덥다(of the weather), 덥다(feeling the sensation of heat), 뜨겁다(having a high temperature), 맵다(spicy), 빼앗기다(slang: stolen), 뺏기다(slang: stolen), 섹시하다(slang: physically very attractive), 열(이) 나는(feverish), 인기(가) 많다(popular, in demand), 잘생겼다(slang: physically very attractive), 핫하다(popular, in demand) | deopda, deopda, tteugeopda, maepda, ppaeatgida, ppaetgida, seksihada, jalsaenggyeotda, hathada | |
| Kott | afam(having a high temperature), fal(having a high temperature), paltu(having a high temperature), palá(having a high temperature), pfóltu(having a high temperature), phal(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Kumyk | исси(having a high temperature) | issi | |
| Kyrgyz | ысык(having a high temperature) | ısık | |
| Lao | ຮ້ອນ(having a high temperature), ເຜັດ(spicy) | hǭn, phet | |
| Latgalian | korsts(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Latin | acer(spicy), calidus(having a high temperature), febriculosus(feverish), igneus(having a high temperature), mordax(spicy) | — | |
| Latvian | ass(spicy), karsts(having a high temperature), karsts(of the weather), man ir karsti(feeling the sensation of heat) | — | |
| Lithuanian | aštrus(spicy), karštas(having a high temperature), ugningas(slang: physically very attractive) | — | |
| Louisiana Creole | sho(having a high temperature), sho(of the weather) | — | |
| Lü | ᦣᦸᧃᧉ(having a high temperature) | hoan² | |
| Macedonian | врел(having a high temperature), врел(of the weather), врел(feverish), жежок(having a high temperature), жежок(of the weather), жешко ми е(feeling the sensation of heat), лут(spicy), топло ми е(feeling the sensation of heat), топол(having a high temperature) | vrel, vrel, vrel, žežok, žežok, žeško mi e, lut, toplo mi e, topol | |
| Malay | hangat(popular, in demand), panas(having a high temperature), panas(of the weather), pedas(spicy) | — | |
| Malayalam | എരിവ്(spicy), ചൂട്(having a high temperature), ചൂട്(of the weather), ചൂട്(feverish) | erivŭ, cūṭŭ, cūṭŭ, cūṭŭ | |
| Maltese | sħun(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Manchu | ᡥᠠᠯᡥᡡᠨ(having a high temperature) | halhūn | |
| Māori | mahana(having a high temperature), puhahana(spicy), pūāhuru(of the weather), wera(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Marathi | गरम(having a high temperature), गरम(spicy), तप्त(having a high temperature) | garam, garam, tapta | |
| Megleno-Romanian | cald(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Moksha | пси(having a high temperature) | psi | |
| Mongolian | халуун(having a high temperature), халуун(spicy) | xaluun, xaluun | |
| Nanai | пеку(having a high temperature) | pjeku | |
| Naxi | cer(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Ngarrindjeri | waldi(of the weather) | — | |
| Northern Altai | изиг(having a high temperature) | izig | |
| Northern Kurdish | germ(having a high temperature), kel(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Northern Thai | ᩁ᩶ᩬᩁ(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Norwegian | tampen brenner(very close to finding or guessing something to be found or guessed), varmt(very close to finding or guessing something to be found or guessed) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | heit(slang: physically very attractive), het(having a high temperature), het(of the weather), het(feverish), het(slang: physically very attractive), lekker(slang: physically very attractive), sexy(slang: physically very attractive), sterk(spicy), varm(having a high temperature), varm(of the weather), varm(feeling the sensation of heat), varm(feverish) | — | |
| Occitan | aver caud(feeling the sensation of heat), caud(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Old English | hāt(having a high temperature), wearm(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Old Irish | té(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Old Saxon | hēt(having a high temperature), warm(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Oromo | ho'aa(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Ossetian | тӕвд(having a high temperature) | tævd | |
| Ottoman Turkish | ایصی(having a high temperature), ایصی(of the weather), ایصی(feeling the sensation of heat), حرارتلو(of the weather), حرارتلو(feeling the sensation of heat), حرارتلو(feverish), صیجاق(having a high temperature), صیجاق(of the weather), صیجاق(feeling the sensation of heat) | ısı, ıssı, ısı, ıssı, ısı, ıssı, hararetli, hararetli, hararetli, sıcak, sıcak, sıcak | |
| Pangasinan | ampuetang(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Parauk | hax(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Pashto | تود(having a high temperature), تود(feverish), توده(having a high temperature), تودوخي(of the weather), ګرم(having a high temperature), ګرم(feverish), ګرمي(of the weather) | tod, tod, tawda, tawdoxi, garëm, garëm, garmi | |
| Pennsylvania German | heess(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Polish | gorący(having a high temperature), gorący(of the weather), gorący(slang: physically very attractive), ostry(spicy), pikantny(spicy), upalny(of the weather) | — | |
| Portuguese | (muito) quente(having a high temperature), em voga(popular, in demand), estar com calor(feeling the sensation of heat), fazer calor(of the weather), febril(feverish), furtado(slang: stolen), gostoso(slang: physically very attractive), na moda(popular, in demand), picante(spicy), quente(of the weather), quente(feeling the sensation of heat), quente(very close to finding or guessing something to be found or guessed), radioativo(radioactive), roubado(slang: stolen), vivo(electrically charged) | — | |
| Quechua | gonog(of the weather), goñi(of the weather), k'ajay(of the weather), rupha(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Rapa Nui | hana(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Rohingya | gorom(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Romanian | bun(slang: physically very attractive), bunoacă(slang: physically very attractive), bunoc(slang: physically very attractive), cald(having a high temperature), cald(of the weather), febril(feverish), fierbinte(having a high temperature), i fi fierbinte(feeling the sensation of heat), iute(spicy), picant(spicy) | — | |
| Romansch | avair chaud(feeling the sensation of heat), chaud(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Russian | горя́чий(having a high temperature), горя́чий(feverish), горячо́(very close to finding or guessing something to be found or guessed), жа́ркий(of the weather), жа́рко(of the weather), кра́деный(slang: stolen), лихора́дочный(feverish), мне жа́рко(feeling the sensation of heat), о́стрый(spicy), под напряже́нием(electrically charged), пря́ный(spicy), радиоакти́вный(radioactive) | gorjáčij, gorjáčij, gorjačó, žárkij, žárko, krádenyj, lixorádočnyj, mne žárko, óstryj, pod naprjažénijem, prjányj, radioaktívnyj | |
| S'gaw Karen | ကိၢ်(having a high temperature) | koẖ | |
| Samoan | vevela(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Sanskrit | उष्ण(having a high temperature), तप्त(having a high temperature) | uṣṇa, tapta | |
| Sardinian | caldu(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Scottish Gaelic | teth(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | ljut(spicy), vrȗć(having a high temperature), vrȗć(of the weather), вру̑ћ(having a high temperature), вру̑ћ(of the weather), љут(spicy) | — | |
| Shan | ႁွၼ်ႉ(having a high temperature) | hâ̰un | |
| Sinhalese | උණු(having a high temperature), රස්නෙ(having a high temperature) | uṇu, rasne | |
| Slovak | horúci(having a high temperature), horúci(of the weather), ostrý(spicy) | — | |
| Slovene | pekoč(spicy), vroč(having a high temperature), vroč(of the weather) | — | |
| Somali | kul(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Southern Altai | изӱ(having a high temperature) | izü | |
| Spanish | acalorado(feeling the sensation of heat), alampante(spicy), ardiendo(feverish), bueno(slang: physically very attractive), caliente(having a high temperature), caliente(very close to finding or guessing something to be found or guessed), caluroso(of the weather), candente(slang: physically very attractive), cargado(electrically charged), chueco(slang: stolen), con calentura(feverish), cálido(of the weather), de moda(popular, in demand), demandado(popular, in demand), estuoso(of the weather), febril(feverish), hacer calor(of the weather), muy caliente(having a high temperature), picante(spicy), picoso(spicy), radiactivo(radioactive), sabroso(slang: physically very attractive), sensual(slang: physically very attractive), tener calor(feeling the sensation of heat), tranzado(slang: stolen), vivo(electrically charged) | — | |
| Swedish | febrig(feverish), fräck(popular, in demand), het(having a high temperature), het(of the weather), het(feverish), het(spicy), het(radioactive), het(slang: physically very attractive), het(popular, in demand), häftig(popular, in demand), kryddstark(spicy), stulen(slang: stolen), tuff(popular, in demand), varm(having a high temperature), varm(of the weather), varm(feeling the sensation of heat), varm(feverish) | — | |
| Sylheti | ꠉꠞꠝ(having a high temperature) | goromo | |
| Tagalog | mainit(having a high temperature), nakapapaso(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Tajik | гарм(of the weather), доғ(having a high temperature) | garm, doġ | |
| Tatar | эссе(having a high temperature) | esse | |
| Telugu | మంటగా(spicy), వెచ్చగా(feverish), వేడైన(having a high temperature) | maṇṭagā, veccagā, vēḍaina | |
| Tetum | manas(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Thai | ตัวร้อน(feverish), มีเสน่ห์(slang: physically very attractive), ร้อน(having a high temperature), ร้อน(of the weather), ร้อน(feeling the sensation of heat), เผ็ด(spicy) | mii-sà-nèe, rɔ́ɔn, rɔ́ɔn, rɔ́ɔn, pèt | |
| Tibetan | ཚ་པོ(having a high temperature) | tsha po | |
| Tocharian B | emalle(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Tongan | vela(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Tupinambá | akub (s-)(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Turkish | acı(spicy), acılı(spicy), sıcak(having a high temperature), sıcak(of the weather) | — | |
| Turkmen | yssy(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Tuvan | изиг(having a high temperature), хайныышкынныг(having a high temperature) | izig, xaynıışkınnıg | |
| Udi | гам(having a high temperature) | gam | |
| Udmurt | пӧсь(having a high temperature) | pöś | |
| Ukrainian | гаря́чий(having a high temperature), гаря́чий(of the weather), го́стрий(spicy), жарки́й(of the weather), пря́ний(spicy), спе́чний(of the weather), спеко́тливий(of the weather), спеко́тний(of the weather), спекотли́вий(of the weather) | harjáčyj, harjáčyj, hóstryj, žarkýj, prjányj, spéčnyj, spekótlyvyj, spekótnyj, spekotlývyj | |
| Unami | kështeomàlsi(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Urdu | تِیکھا(spicy), تیز(spicy), مَسالے دار(spicy), گَرْم(having a high temperature), گَرْم(of the weather) | tīkhā, tez, masāle dār, garm, garm | |
| Uyghur | ئىسسىق(having a high temperature) | issiq | |
| Uzbek | issiq(having a high temperature), issiq(of the weather) | — | |
| Venetan | caldo(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Vietnamese | (thời tiết) nóng(of the weather), cay(spicy), nóng(having a high temperature), nóng(of the weather), nóng(of the weather), nóng(of the weather) | — | |
| Volapük | hitik(having a high temperature), hitik(of the weather), pitik(spicy) | — | |
| Waray-Waray | init(having a high temperature), paso(having a high temperature), tub-ok(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Welsh | poeth(having a high temperature) | — | |
| White Hmong | kub(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Wu Chinese | 熱 /热(having a high temperature) | ⁸gniq | |
| Yakut | итии(having a high temperature) | itii | |
| Yiddish | הייס(having a high temperature), הייס(of the weather) | heys, heys | |
| Yoruba | gbóná(having a high temperature), ooru mú(of the weather) | — | |
| Zazaki | germ (diq)(having a high temperature), germ (diq)(having a high temperature), germ (diq)(of the weather), germ (diq)(feeling the sensation of heat), germ (diq)(feverish), tun (diq)(spicy), tunın(spicy), tırıte (diq)(slang: stolen) | — | |
| Zhuang | ndat(having a high temperature) | — | |
| Zulu | fudumele(having a high temperature) | — |
nxehtë
حار, حار, حَارّ, حَارّ, حَرَّان, حَرَّان, حَرّ, سخن, سَاخِن
ḥārr, ḥārr, ḥārr, ḥārr, ḥarrān, ḥarrān, ḥarr, suḵn, sāḵin
caliente
isti, isti, qaynar, qızğın, ədviyyatlı, ədviyyəli
pane
tŏ
bero
maharang, mainit, mainit, mainit, mainit
tomm
го́тин, го́тина, горе́щ, горе́щ, добра́, добъ́р, кра́ден, лют, под напреже́ние, радиоакти́вен, тре́скав
gótin, gótina, goréšt, goréšt, dobrá, dobǎ́r, kráden, ljut, pod naprežénie, radioaktíven, tréskav
calent, fer calor, tenir calor
alingaang, hat, hot, init, init, init
chawa, chpelo
жә, жә, 炎熱 /炎热, 熱 /热, 熱 /热, 燒 /烧, 燒熱 /烧热, 薟 /莶, 辣
řə, řə, iām-jo̍ah, iām-lo̍ah, joa̍h, loa̍h, jo̍ah, lo̍ah, sio, sio-jo̍ah, sio-lo̍ah, hiam, hiang, lo̍ah
帥呆了 /帅呆了, 性感, 火, 炎熱 /炎热, 熱 /热, 熱 /热, 燙 /烫, 發燒 /发烧, 紅 /红, 辣
shuài dāi le, xìnggǎn, huǒ, yánrè, rè, rè, tàng, fāshāo, hóng, là
tomm
issi
horký, horký, ostrý
feberhed, hed, hed, hot, lækker, strømførende, stærk, varm, varm, varm, varm
aantrekkelijk, begeerlijk, heet, heet, heet, heet, lekker, pikant, pittig, porno, warm, warm
amorveka, varma, varmega, varmega, ŝtelita
kuum, vürtsikas
heitur
haluttu, jännitteinen, kuuma, kuuma, kuuma, kuuma, kuuma, kuuma, kuuma, kuumeessa, kuumeinen, kuumottava, käännetty, nyysitty, polttava, radioaktiivinen, seksikäs, tulinen
chôd
bonne, brûlant, chaud, chouré, faire chaud, fiévreux, piquant, radioactif, sexy, très chaud, vif, épicé
cjalt, čhald
facer calor, quente, ter calor
heiß, heiß, heiß, heiß, heiß, scharf, scharf, warm, würzig
ζεστός, ζεστός, θερμός, κάνει ζέστη, καυτερός, πικάντικος
zestós, zestós, thermós, kánei zésti, kafterós, pikántikos
wela
mainit
उष्ण, गरम, गरम, गरम, गरम, गरम, गर्म, गर्म, गर्म, गर्म, गर्म, तपित, तीखा, मसालेदार
uṣṇa, garam, garam, garam, garam, garam, garm, garm, garm, garm, garm, tapit, tīkhā, masāledār
(thời tiết)nóng
csípős, erős, felkapott, forró, lopott, lázas, meleg, meleg, népszerű, szexi, vonzó
heitur, heitur
varmega
napudot
panas, panas, pedas, seksi
kuuma, vari
(multo) calide, sexy
gnéasach, slachtmhar, te, téisiúil
ฮ้อน
avere caldo, bollente, caldo, caldo, fare caldo, febbricitante, febbrile, figa, figo, gnocca, molto caldo, piccante
jorm
panas, pedhes
rỹ, rỹ
mapali
덥다, 덥다, 뜨겁다, 맵다, 빼앗기다, 뺏기다, 섹시하다, 열(이) 나는, 인기(가) 많다, 잘생겼다, 핫하다
deopda, deopda, tteugeopda, maepda, ppaeatgida, ppaetgida, seksihada, jalsaenggyeotda, hathada
afam, fal, paltu, palá, pfóltu, phal
korsts
acer, calidus, febriculosus, igneus, mordax
ass, karsts, karsts, man ir karsti
aštrus, karštas, ugningas
sho, sho
врел, врел, врел, жежок, жежок, жешко ми е, лут, топло ми е, топол
vrel, vrel, vrel, žežok, žežok, žeško mi e, lut, toplo mi e, topol
hangat, panas, panas, pedas
sħun
mahana, puhahana, pūāhuru, wera
cald
cer
waldi
germ, kel
ᩁ᩶ᩬᩁ
tampen brenner, varmt
heit, het, het, het, het, lekker, sexy, sterk, varm, varm, varm, varm
aver caud, caud
hāt, wearm
hēt, warm
ho'aa
ایصی, ایصی, ایصی, حرارتلو, حرارتلو, حرارتلو, صیجاق, صیجاق, صیجاق
ısı, ıssı, ısı, ıssı, ısı, ıssı, hararetli, hararetli, hararetli, sıcak, sıcak, sıcak
ampuetang
hax
heess
gorący, gorący, gorący, ostry, pikantny, upalny
(muito) quente, em voga, estar com calor, fazer calor, febril, furtado, gostoso, na moda, picante, quente, quente, quente, radioativo, roubado, vivo
gonog, goñi, k'ajay, rupha
hana
gorom
bun, bunoacă, bunoc, cald, cald, febril, fierbinte, i fi fierbinte, iute, picant
avair chaud, chaud
горя́чий, горя́чий, горячо́, жа́ркий, жа́рко, кра́деный, лихора́дочный, мне жа́рко, о́стрый, под напряже́нием, пря́ный, радиоакти́вный
gorjáčij, gorjáčij, gorjačó, žárkij, žárko, krádenyj, lixorádočnyj, mne žárko, óstryj, pod naprjažénijem, prjányj, radioaktívnyj
vevela
caldu
teth
ljut, vrȗć, vrȗć, вру̑ћ, вру̑ћ, љут
horúci, horúci, ostrý
pekoč, vroč, vroč
kul
acalorado, alampante, ardiendo, bueno, caliente, caliente, caluroso, candente, cargado, chueco, con calentura, cálido, de moda, demandado, estuoso, febril, hacer calor, muy caliente, picante, picoso, radiactivo, sabroso, sensual, tener calor, tranzado, vivo
febrig, fräck, het, het, het, het, het, het, het, häftig, kryddstark, stulen, tuff, varm, varm, varm, varm
mainit, nakapapaso
manas
emalle
vela
akub (s-)
acı, acılı, sıcak, sıcak
yssy
гаря́чий, гаря́чий, го́стрий, жарки́й, пря́ний, спе́чний, спеко́тливий, спеко́тний, спекотли́вий
harjáčyj, harjáčyj, hóstryj, žarkýj, prjányj, spéčnyj, spekótlyvyj, spekótnyj, spekotlývyj
kështeomàlsi
issiq, issiq
caldo
(thời tiết) nóng, cay, nóng, nóng, nóng, nóng
hitik, hitik, pitik
init, paso, tub-ok
poeth
kub
gbóná, ooru mú
germ (diq), germ (diq), germ (diq), germ (diq), germ (diq), tun (diq), tunın, tırıte (diq)
ndat
fudumele
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