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fervo, fervere, fervi
“to be boiling hot” (Latin)
fervid
full of intense passion or zeal
effervescent
Bubbling up from a liquid
Very excited; bubbling over with high spirits.
flagro, flagrare, flagravi, flagratum
“to glow,” “to burn,” “to blaze” (Latin)
conflagration
A large and destructive fire.
flagrant
Shockingly evident; outrageously conspiciuous
flamma
“flame” (Latin)
inflammatory
Arousing strong emotion, especially anger or hostility.
Pertaining to redness, swelling, or pain following an infection or injury.
flamboyant
Colored or decorated in a showy way; having a showy appearance or manner.
incendo, incendere, incendi, incensum
“to set on fire” (Latin)
incendiary
Designed or intended to cause a fire.
Tending to stir up strife; inflammatory.
incense
To infuriate; to enrage.
Kaiein
“to burn” (Greek)
caustic
Able to burn or eat away by chemical action.
Sarcastic; marked by a biting wit.
cauterize
To burn with a hot iron or a chemical to destroy abnormal tissue and/or to stop infection and/or bleeding.
pur
“fire” (Greek)
pyre
A pile of wood, etc., for burning a corpse as part of a funeral rite; any pile of combustible materials
pyrotechnics
A display of fireworks.
A spectacular display of virtuosity in music, writing, wit, or other accomplishment.
pyromania
A compulsion to set things on fire.
Scintilla
“spark” (Latin)
Scintilla
A very small amount; a bit; an iota.
scintillate
To give off sparks; to flash; to sparkle.
To be animated or brilliant.
