fiery in Latin
fiery in Latin is igneus, ignifer — fiery means consisting of, resembling, or full of fire; burning or glowing.
fiery in Latin
igneus
ignifer
ignifer
Inflammable or easily ignited.
igneus
Hot or inflamed.
What does "fiery" mean?
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adj Consisting of, resembling, or full of fire; burning or glowing.
"A fiery sunset lit up the whole sky."
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adj Passionate, quick-tempered, or full of intense emotion.
"She gave a fiery speech that got the whole crowd on its feet."
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fiery in a sentence
- A fiery sunset lit up the whole sky.
- She gave a fiery speech that got the whole crowd on its feet.
- He has a fiery temper and doesn’t hide his frustration.
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What is "fiery" in Latin?
"fiery" in Latin is igneus, ignifer. fiery means: Consisting of, resembling, or full of fire; burning or glowing.
How do you use "fiery" in a sentence?
Example: "A fiery sunset lit up the whole sky." In Latin, "fiery" is igneus, ignifer.
Are there other ways to say "fiery" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "fiery": igneus, ignifer.
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