From en.wiktionary.org:
** Latin
*** Etymology
From [la], from [la]. Compare [iir-pro], whence [sa] and [fa], as well as
[lv] and [cy].[1]
*** Pronunciation
- [caleō]
*** Verb
[2+.nopass.sup-futr-actv-only]
1. to be warm or hot , glow
2. [la] to be aroused , warmed or inflamed
3. [la] to be troubled or perplexed
4. [la] to be yet warm, new or fresh
5. [la] to be carried on warmly , to be urge d on zealously
6. [la] to be eagerly sought , to be frequented
**** Conjugation
[2+.nopass.sup-futr-actv-only]
**** Derived terms
{{col|la |calefaciō |calēscō |calidus |calor |concaleō |recaleō }}
**** Related terms
{{col|la |caldāmentum |caldāria |caldāriola |caldārium |caldārius |caldor
|calefactābilis |calefactiō |calefactō |calefactōrius |calefactus |calida
|calidē |calidum |calidus |calōrātus |calōrificus }}
**** Descendants
[top2]
- Italo-Romance:
- [it]
- Northern Gallo-Romance:
- [frp]
- [fr]
- Southern Gallo-Romance:
- [ca]
- [oc]
- Ibero-Romance:
- [an]
- [osp]
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*** References
References:
[1]. [head=caleō]
*** Further reading
- [R:L&S]
- [R:Elementary Lewis]
- [R:Gaffiot]
[la]
** Romanian
*** Pronunciation
- [ro]
*** Noun
[ro]
1. [ro]