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wárm
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adjectiveHaving or giving a moderate degree of heat; not cold.
wárm
Etymology
From Dutch warm, from Proto-Germanic *warmaz, related to English warm and German warm.
Examples
Die sop is warm.
Die sóp is wárm.
The soup is warm.
Ons het op 'n warm dag by die see gaan swem.
Ons hét op 'n wárm dág by die sée gaan swém.
We went swimming at the sea on a warm day.
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adjectiveFriendly, affectionate, cordial, or emotionally welcoming.
wárm
Etymology
From Dutch warm, from Proto-Germanic *warmaz; the emotional sense developed metaphorically from physical warmth.
Examples
Sy het ons met 'n warm glimlag verwelkom.
Sy hét ons met 'n wárm glímlag verwélkom.
She welcomed us with a warm smile.
Die onderwyser se warm woorde het die kind moed gegee.
Die ónderwyser se wárm wóorde het die kínd móed gegée.
The teacher’s warm words gave the child courage.
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adjectiveOf a colour or light: tending toward red, orange, or yellow, and giving an impression of warmth.
wárm
Etymology
From Dutch warm, used figuratively of colours by association with heat, fire, and sunlight.
Examples
Die kunstenaar gebruik warm kleure in die skildery.
Die kúnstenaar gebrúik wárm kléure in die skíldery.
The artist uses warm colours in the painting.
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adverbIn a warm way; so as to be or stay warm.
wárm
Etymology
From the adjective warm, used adverbially as is common in Afrikaans.
Examples
Trek jou warm aan voordat jy uitgaan.
Trék jou wárm áán voordat jy úitgaan.
Dress warmly before you go out.
Hou die baba warm in die kombers.
Hóu die bába wárm in die kómbers.
Keep the baby warm in the blanket.
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