quemar
Spanish
verb
Definitions
- (transitive) to burn
- (transitive) to scorch, to sear
- (transitive) to tan
- (intransitive) to be very hot
- (transitive) to freeze
- (intransitive) to be very cold
- (transitive) to burn (e.g. a CD)
Etymology
Inherited from Old Spanish quemar inherited from Latin crem膩re derived from Proto-Indo-European *ker (burn).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*ker
Gloss
burn
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
馃敟
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *caim膩re Latin
- carbo, carb艒nem, carb艒 Latin
- carb艒nem Latin
- carb艒nem, carb艒 Latin
- crem膩re Latin
- crem膩ti艒, crematio, crem膩ti艒nem Latin
- cremare Italian
- a quemarropa Spanish, Castilian
- coco Spanish, Castilian
- cremar Spanish, Castilian
- prequemador Spanish, Castilian
- quemacocos Spanish, Castilian
- quemador Spanish, Castilian
- quemadora Spanish, Castilian
- quemadura Spanish, Castilian
- quemaz贸n Spanish, Castilian
- requemar Spanish, Castilian
- ropa Spanish, Castilian
- *ker Proto-Indo-European
- cremar Portuguese
- queimado Portuguese
- queimadura Portuguese
- queimar Portuguese
- queima莽茫o Portuguese
- cremar Catalan, Valencian
- queimador Galician
- queimadura Galician
- queimar Galician
- queimar Old Portuguese
- quemar Asturian
- cremar Old Occitan
- quemar Old Spanish
- kima Papiamentu
- kemar Ladino
- kema Kabuverdianu
- cremar Aragonese
- kema Guinea-Bissau Creole