Calefaction
Addition, generation or application of heat.
| Groups |
|
Primary Base | frawq* |
Descendants
| * | Boiling | Calefaction to vaporization. |
| iqn* | Ignition | |
| * | Incendiary | Agent of ignition. |
| * | Insulator | Instrument of calefaction by increasing the containment of heat. |
| * | Pottery | Product of calefaction of earthen materials. |
| * | Products of Combustion | |
| * | Sunburn | Result of calefaction by the sun. |
Cross-Reference
Siblings
| frawq* | Calefaction | Addition, generation or application of heat. |
| frew* | Cold | Lack of heat. |
| ews* | Fuel | |
| forn* | Furnace | Instrument of calefaction. |
| fr* | Heat | |
| * | Refrigerant | Dative substance of refrigeration. Ablative substance of calefaction. |
| * | Refrigeration | Addition, generation or application of cold. Subtraction of heat. |
| * | Refrigerator | Instrument of refrigeration. |
| thermodik* | Thermometer | Gauge of temperature. |
Notes
Cauterant
Cauterant (agent of destructive calefaction) Scorifier; match (fuel) [See Fuel]; caustic, lunar caustic, apozem, moxa; catheretic, nitric acid, nitrochlorohydric acid, nitromuriatic acid, radium.
Crematory
Crematory Facility of disposal by calefaction. Crematorium, incinerator, calcinatory; cupel.