warm in Arabic
warm in Arabic is دَافِئ, دَفِيء — warm means having a moderately high, usually pleasant, temperature.
warm in Arabic
دَافِئ
Pronounced: dāfiʔ
having a temperature slightly higher than usual
دَفِيء
Pronounced: dafīʔ
having a temperature slightly higher than usual
What does "warm" mean?
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adj Having a moderately high, usually pleasant, temperature.
"Wrap up in this blanket, it's nice and warm."
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adj Friendly, affectionate, or kind in manner.
"She gave us a warm welcome when we arrived."
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adj Close to finding or guessing something correctly, in a game or search.
""Warmer, warmer... you're getting warm!" the children shouted as she searched for the hidden toy."
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verb To raise the temperature of something, or to become less cold.
"He warmed his hands by the fire."
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warm in a sentence
- Wrap up in this blanket, it's nice and warm.
- The soup was warm enough to eat straight away.
- She gave us a warm welcome when we arrived.
- He has a warm personality that puts everyone at ease.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "warm" in Arabic?
"warm" in Arabic is دَافِئ, دَفِيء. warm means: Having a moderately high, usually pleasant, temperature.
How do you pronounce دَافِئ?
"warm" in Arabic is دَافِئ, pronounced "dāfiʔ".
How do you use "warm" in a sentence?
Example: "Wrap up in this blanket, it's nice and warm." In Arabic, "warm" is دَافِئ, دَفِيء.
Are there other ways to say "warm" in Arabic?
Yes — Arabic has 2 translations listed for "warm": دَافِئ, دَفِيء.
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