ablaze

 11 October 20:12   

    Old English .

    # To a .

    # To .

    In the UK, as a predicative adjective, afire is added accepted than lit. So, for example, a afire candle is added accepted than a lit candle. In the US, lit is abundant added common.

    #;

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    #; ;

    ;to alpha a fire

    ;to illuminate

    Old English . Affiliated with Dutch , German .

    # (uncountable) The accustomed average appearing from the sun and additional actual hot sources (now recognised as electromagnetic radiation with a amicableness of 400-750 nm), aural which eyes is possible.

    #:As you can see, this ample dining-room gets a lot of ablaze in the mornings.

    # A antecedent of illumination.

    #:Can you put the ablaze on?

    # Airy or brainy illumination; enlightenment, advantageous information.

    #:Can you bandy any ablaze on this problem?

    # A notable being aural a specific acreage or discipline.

    #:Picasso was one of the arch lights of the cubist movement.

    # A point of view, or aspect from which a concept, being or affair is regarded.

    #:Im absolutely seeing you in a altered ablaze today.

    # A or something acclimated to make fire.

    #:Hey, buddy, you got a light?

    ;electromagnetic wave

    *Dutch:

    *Esperanto:

    *Estonian:

    *Finnish:

    *French:

    *German:

    *Greek: (fos)

    *Hawaiian: ,

    *Hebrew: (ora) , (or)

    *Hungarian:

    *Icelandic:

    *Ilocano:

    *Indonesian:

    *Italian:

    *Japanese: (, hikari)

    *Korean: (bit, bich-)

    *: ,

    *Latin: ,

    *Latvian:

    *Lithuanian:

    *Luxembourgish:

    *Malaysian: cahaya

    *Maori:

    *Norwegian:

    *Persian: ??? (nur)

    *Old Prussian:

    *Polish:

    *Portuguese:

    *Russian: (svet)

    *Slovak:

    *Slovene:

    *Spanish:

    *: ,

    *Swedish:

    *Tagalog:

    *Telugu: (kaaMti), (veluturu)

    *Turkish: ?s?k

    *Ukrainian:

    ;a antecedent of light

    *Armenian: (crag)

    *Danish: ,

    *Dutch:

    *Finnish:

    *German:

    *Greek: (fos)

    *Icelandic:

    *Italian:

    *: ,

    *Norwegian:

    *Old Prussian:

    *Portuguese:

    *Slovak:

    *Slovene:

    *Spanish:

    *Swedish:

    *Telugu: (jyOti)

    *Turkish:

    ;a airy truth

    *Dutch:

    *Finnish:

    *German:

    *Greek: (fos)

    *Hebrew: (or)

    *Italian:

    *: ,

    *Norwegian:

    *Portuguese:

    *Russian: (svet)

    *Spanish:

    *Swedish:

    *Telugu: (JnaanajyOti))

    ;a blaze or something acclimated to make fire.

    *Catalan: ,

    *Danish:

    *Dutch:

    *Norwegian:

    *: (nur)

    *:

    *:

    *: (t-)

    *: (prakash)

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    *: ,

    *: (1); (2)

    *:

    *:

    *: (t-)

    Old English . Affiliated with Dutch , German .

    # accepting light

    # in

    # (coffee) served with added milk or cream

    *(having light):

    *(pale in colour):

    *(coffee: served with added milk or cream): with , with

    ;having light

    *Afrikaans: ,

    *Danish: , ,

    *Dutch: ,

    *German:

    *Hebrew: (muar) , (mueret)

    *Icelandic: , ,

    *: ,

    *Norwegian: ,

    *Old Prussian:

    *Swedish: ,

    ;pale in colour

    *Afrikaans: , gesig (pale face), vel (light complexion, anemic skin)

    *Armenian: (sp‘rt‘nats)

    *Catalan:

    *Danish: ,

    *Dutch:

    *Finnish:

    *French:

    *German:

    *Hebrew: (bahir) , (behira)

    *Hungarian:

    *Icelandic: , ,

    *Italian:

    *Latvian: ,

    *: , (renge)

    *Norwegian: ,

    *Polish: , ,

    *Portuguese: ,

    *Russian: (blednyj)

    *Slovene: , ,

    *Swedish: ,

    *Turkish:

    ;coffee: served with added milk or cream

    *Catalan:

    *Danish: med , med

    *Dutch:

    *French: au

    *Icelandic: , , (both and is consistently acclimated in aloof because the chat coffie is neutral)

    *Danish: med , med

    *Swedish: med , med

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    Old English . Affiliated with Dutch , German , Swedish .

    # Of ; not .

    #:My bag was abundant lighter already I had alone off the books.

    # Lightly-built; advised for acceleration or baby loads.

    #:We took a ablaze aircraft down to the city.

    # Gentle; accepting little force or momentum.

    #:This artisan acutely had a light, abounding touch.

    # in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.

    #:This ablaze beer still gets you bashed if you accept abundant of it.

    # Unimportant, , accepting little amount or significance.

    #:I create some ablaze comment, and we confused on.

    * (3)

    * (2)

    * (1)

    ;of low weight

    *Armenian: (t‘et‘ev)

    *Catalan:

    *Chinese: , (qing)

    *Danish:

    *Dutch:

    *Finnish:

    *French:

    *German:

    *Hebrew: (kal) , (kalah)

    *Hungarian:

    *Icelandic: ,

    *Italian:

    *Japanese: ?(, karui)

    *Korean: (gabyeopda)

    *Latin:

    *Latvian: ,

    *Norwegian:

    *Old Prussian:

    *Polish: , ,

    *Portuguese:

    *Russian: (ljo?kij)

    *Slovene: , ,

    *Spanish: , (formal)

    *Swedish:

    *Turkish:

    *Ukrainian: , ,

    ;low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc.

    *Catalan: , light

    *Danish:

    *Dutch:

    *Finnish: (in compounds)

    *French:

    *German:

    *Hebrew: (kal) , (kalah)

    *Icelandic: , ,

    *Italian:

    *Norwegian: -

    *Polish: , ,

    *Spanish: ,

    *Swedish: -

    *Turkish:

    ;of little significance

    *Danish: ,

    *Norwegian: ,

    *: (elafris) (1,2,3), (akhnos) (2)

    *:

    *:

    *:

    *: ,

    *: (, karui)

    *:

    *: (1); (2)

    *:

    *:

    *:

    # A that is not befuddled harder enough

    Old English .

    # To appear by .

    #:I lit aloft a attenuate book in a buzz booksellers.

    #(old use) To .

    #:She fell out of the window but luckily lit on her feet.