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en eld
/ˈɛld/ noun · common · plural: eldar A2 (estimated)
1. fire (continued chemical exothermic reaction where a gaseous material reacts, and which creates enough heat to evaporate more combustible material)
| English | fire, blaze |
|---|---|
| German | das Feuer |
| French | le feu |
| Portuguese | o fogo, a labareda |
| Czech | oheň, palba |
| Italian | il fuoco, fuoco, la fiamma |
| Spanish | el fuego, el incendio, el disparo |
| Dutch | het vuur |
| Latin | ignis, flamma, focus |
2. sudden flare-up, blaze
| English | blaze, flush, blush |
|---|---|
| German | die Flamme, das Flammenmeer, Lohe |
| French | flambée |
| Portuguese | a labareda |
| Italian | la fiammata |
| Spanish | la llamarada |
| Dutch | het vuur, de vlam, de vlammenzee |
3. blaze
| English | blaze |
|---|---|
| German | die Flamme, das Flammenmeer, Lohe |
| French | le feu, l'embrasement, flambée |
| Portuguese | a labareda |
| Italian | la fiamma, la fiammata, la vampa |
| Spanish | el fogonazo |
| Dutch | het vuur, de vlam, de vlammenzee |
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