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Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns intense heat, fire, and flames. It describes the burning of fire, its intensity, and can also refer to Hellfire. The derived terms often convey a sense of blazing or being consumed by fire.
Derived headwords
- 1.flameboth
The bright, gaseous part of a fire, characterized by intense heat and light.
- 2.fireboth
Combustion or burning, in which substances combine chemically with oxygen from the air and typically give out bright light, heat, and smoke.
- 1.like a young manclassical
A simile used to describe the intensity or nature of the fire, comparing it to a young man.
- 1.Hellfireclassical
A proper noun referring to the fires of Hell.
- 1.to blazeboth
The past tense verb indicating that something, typically fire, became intensely hot and fiery.
- 1.to blaze upboth
The past tense verb indicating the act of igniting or becoming intensely fiery, often with a sense of suddenness.
- 1.to be inflamedboth
The past tense verb indicating a state of being intensely heated or burning.
- 1.causing to blazeclassical
The verbal noun (masdar) for the act of making something blaze or become intensely hot.
- 1.possessor of flameclassical
An epithet or descriptive phrase referring to something that possesses or is characterized by intense fire or flames.