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Etymology 1
Old English wearm

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Pronunciation
(RP): IPA|/w��m/
(US): IPA|/w��rm/
audio|en-us-warm.ogg|Audio (US)

Adjective
en-adj|er

1. A temperature slightly higher than usual, but still pleasant; a Mild|mild temperature.

#: The tea is still warm.

1. Something that causes warmth, or the impression thereof.

#: This is a very warm room.

1. care|Caring, of relations to another person.

#: We have a warm friendship.
#* 1985: Robert Ferro, Blue Star
#*: It seemed I was too excited for sleep, too warm, too young.

1. context|archaic Ardent, zealous.

#* 1776: Edward Gibbon, The History of The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Chapter 1
#*: To the strength and fierceness of barbarians they added a contempt for life, which was derived from a warm persuasion of the immortality and transmigration of the soul.

Synonyms
see WikiSaurus:warm

Antonyms
(mild temperature): arctic, cold, cool, frozen
(caring): arctic, cool, frozen

Translations
trans-top|a temperature slightly higher than usual
Arabic: دا�ئ
Armenian: Õ»Õ¥Ö�Õ´
Breton: tomm
Croatian: topao m, topla f, toplo n
Czech: teplý
Danish: varm, lun
Dutch: warm
Finnish: lämmin, lämpöinen
French: chaud m, chaude f
German: warm
Guarani: aku (h-)
Hebrew: he-translation|����|khamím m, he-translation|�����|khamimá f
Hungarian: meleg
Indonesian: hangat
Interlingua: calide, calorose
Italian: caldo
trans-mid
Japanese: ��� (�����, atatakai)
Mandarin: �� nu�nhuó
Polish: ciep�y m
Portuguese: quente m & f
Telugu: వ����ని (veccani)
Persian: گر� (garm)
Romanian: cald m, cald� f
Russian: ��пл�й (tyoply)
Scottish Gaelic: blàth
Slovak: teplý
Slovene: topel m, topla f, toplo n
Spanish: caliente
Tupinambá: akub (s-)
Thai: อุ�� (oon)
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trans-top|something that causes warmth
Breton: tomm, klouar
Croatian: topao m, topla f, toplo n
Czech: teplý
Danish: varm
Dutch: warm
Finnish: lämmin
French: chaleureux m, chaleureuse f, cordial m, cordiale f
Hebrew: he-translation|����|khamím m, he-translation|�����|khamimá f
Indonesian: hangat
Interlingua: cordial
Italian: caldo, caloroso, cordiale
trans-mid
Japanese: ��� (�����, atatakai), 温�� (atatakai)
Polish: ciep�y m
Portuguese: caloroso#Portuguese|caloroso m, cordial m & f
Romanian: cald m, cald� f
Telugu: వ����ని (veccani)
Russian: ��пл�й (tyoply)
Scottish Gaelic: blàth
Slovak: teplý
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trans-top|caring, of relation to another person
Croatian: topao m, topla f, toplo n
Danish: varm
Dutch: warm
Finnish: lämmin
German: warmherzig, fürsorglich
Hebrew: he-translation|��|khám m, he-translation|���|khamá f
Italian: caloroso
trans-mid
Japanese: 温�� (atatakai)
Malayalam: �ഷ�മള� (ooshmaLam)
Polish: ciep�y
Romanian: apropiat m, apropiat� f
Telugu: సాదర��ా, సాదరమ�న (saadaraMgaa, saadaramaina)
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trans-top|ardent, zealous
Croatian: žarki m, žarka f, žarko n
Finnish: palava
French: enflammé m, enflammée f
Italian: ardente
trans-mid
Polish: żarliwy
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ttbc|Esperanto: varma
ttbc|Hungarian: meleg
mid
ttbc|Ido: varma
ttbc|Irish: te#Irish|te
ttbc|Brazilian Portuguese: morno, quente

Related terms
heated
hot
steamy
temperature
lukewarm
tepid
warmish

Etymology 2
Old English werman

Verb
en-verb

1. To make or keep #Adjective|warm.
2. To increasingly favour.

#: He is warming to the idea.
#: Her classmates are gradually warming to her.

Translations
trans-top|to make or keep warm
Croatian: grijati
Danish: varme, opvarme, holde varm
Finnish: lämmittää, lämmitellä
German: wärmen
Hebrew: he-translation|����|khimém
Italian: riscaldare, scaldare
Japanese: ��� (atatameru), 温�� (atatameru)
trans-mid
Lithuanian: Å¡ildyti
Polish: ogrzewa�
Romanian: a înc�lzi
Slovenian: greti, ogreti, segreti
Spanish: calentar
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trans-top|to increasingly favour
Danish: blive interesseret i
Finnish: lämmetä
Hebrew: he-translation|נפת�|niftákh (literally: To open up)
trans-mid
Italian: accostarsi a, affezionarsi a
Japanese: 温�� (atatameru)
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ttbc|Latin: fovere
mid

Category:1000 English basic words

German

Etymology
Old High German warm

Adjective
warm (compar: wärmer, superl: am wärmsten)

1. warm, hot

Antonyms
kalt, kühl

Related terms
Wärme
wärmen
Wärmer

Compounds
Warmbad
Warmblüter
Wärmeenergie
Warmwasser
erwärmen
aufwärmen
anwärmen
lauwarm
brühwarm
zimmerwarm

Category:German adjectives

Old High German

Etymology
Common Germanic *warmaz, whence also Old English wearm, Old Norse varmr

Adjective
warm

1. warm

Category:Old High German adjectives

ar:warm
de:warm
el:warm
es:warm
fr:warm
fy:warm
ko:warm
io:warm
id:warm
it:warm
kk:warm
ku:warm
hu:warm
nl:warm
ja:warm
pl:warm
pt:warm
ru:warm
simple:warm
fi:warm
sv:warm
ta:warm
te:warm
vi:warm
tr:warm
uk:warm
zh:warm

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