3. intensity of feeling, excitement: silakbo, siklab, init, kainitan
4. intensity of violence: sidhi, kasidhian, init, kainitan
v.
1. to make warm or hot: magpainit, painitin, iinit
2. to become warm or hot: uminit
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dry
adj.
1. not wet: tuyo
2. having no water: walang tubig, tuyo
3. lacking interest, lifeless: walang sigla, walang kasigla-sigla, tuyot, matamlay, patay na patay, hindi masaya
4. thirsty, wanting a drink: uhaw, nauuhaw, uhaw na uhaw
5. not giving milk: walang gatas
6. lacking moisture, as land: tigang
v.
1. to become or make dry: matuyo, magpatuyo, patuyuin
2. to dry by wiping with a handkerchief, cloth, etc.: magpunas, punasan
3. to dry by exposing to the sun: magbilad, ibilad
4. to dry by the heat of the fire: magdarang, idarang
expose
v.
1. to disclose, reveal: magbunyag, ibunyag, maghayag, ihayag, magsiwalat, isiwalat
2. to lay open: maglantad, ilantad, magtambad, itambad
3. to expose to the sun: magbilad, ibilad
4. to expose to heat or sun: magdarang, magpainit
5. to expose to danger: itaya sa panganib, isapanganib
hot
adj.
1. having much heat: mainit
2. tasting sharp, as pepper and mustard do: maanghang
3. eager: sabik na sabik, masigasig
4. hot and humid: maalinsangan
temperature
n.
degree of heat or cold: temperatura
scald
v.
1. to heat almost to boiling, but not quite: magpainit (painitin, iinit) lamang na mabuti
2. to pour boiling liquid over: magbanli, banlian
3. to burn with hot liquid: mabanlian
n.
a burn caused by hot liquid or steam: banli, paso
burn
v.
1. to be on fire: masunog, masilab
2. to set on fire: sumunog, manunog, sunugin, sumilab, silaban
3. to burn fiercely, to be blazing: magliyab, papagliyabin
4. to injure or be injured by burning: mapaso, pasuin
5. to burn with fever: magapoy sa lagnat, apuyin ng lagnat
6. to be completely burnt: matupok, maging abo
7. to burn with emotion: mag-alab, pag-alabin
8. to burn incense: magsuob, suubin
9. to burn out as a light bulb: mapundi
n.
a burn, injury caused by fire or heat: paso, sunog
cook
n.
person who cooks: kusinero (male), kusinera (female), tagapagluto
v.
1. to prepare food by using heat: magluto, lutuin, iluto
2. to cook rice (by boiling until the water evaporates): magsaing, isaing
fire
n.
1. the evolution of heat and light: apoy
2. a destructive burning as of a building: sunog
3. to build a fire: magparikit, magparikit ng apoy
4. to catch fire: masunog, masilab, magliyab
5. to set on fire: sunugin, silaban, susuhan
v.
1. to dismiss or be dismissed from a job (coll.): magalis (alisin) sa trabaho, masisante, isisante, magtiwalag
2. to play with fire: maglaro ng apoy
3. to be on fire means (a) burning: nasusunog, nasisilab,
paypay
n.
fan [var. pamaypay] magpaypay, ipaypay, paypayan (mag-:i-,-an)
v.
to fan, to wave as to produce wind. Nagpapaypay ang babae dahil sa init. The woman is fanning (herself) because of the heat. paypay
n.
shoulder (Boston butt)
init
n.
heat, warmth, high temperature
adj.
mainit (ma-) hot, warm
v.
mag-init, initin (mag-:-in) to heat (something). Nag-init si Marta ng tubig para pampaligo. Marta is heating water for bathing.
adj.
init (ang ulo), mainit (ma-) short-tempered
hilo
adj.
dizzy mahilo (ma-)
v.
to become dizzy, to become confused. Nahilo ang babae sa init. The woman became dizzy because of the heat.
bungang-araw
n.
prickly heat
hubad
adj.
naked, undressed from the waist up, not in possession of
v.
maghubad, hubarin (mag-:-in) to undress, to have nothing from the waist up. Naghubad siya dahil sa init. He undressed because of the heat. Hubarin mo ang kamiseta mo. Take off your undershirt.
