Definition
Capable of undergoing calorescence; describing materials that convert heat energy into visible light.
Etymology
From the root 'calor' (heat) with the adjectival suffix '-escent' (having the quality of). Describes the quality or property of emitting light in response to heat absorption.
Kelly Says
Some materials are naturally calorescent, meaning they'll glow when heated even if no light source is shining on them—it's a rare property that makes these materials fascinating for both physics students and special effects artists.
Translations
ARالعربية
مُشْعِرٌ بالحرارة
mu-she-ir-un bi-l-ha-ra-rah
BNবাংলা
উষ্ণতা-বর্ধক
ush-na-ta-bordhak
CACatalà
calorescent
ka-lo-re-sen-t
CSČeština
kalorescenční
ka-lo-re-scen-ni
DADansk
calorescent
ka-lo-re-sen-t
DEDeutsch
caloreszent
ka-lo-re-zen-t
ELΕλληνικά
καλορεσκόπ
ka-lo-res-kop
ESEspañol
calorescente
ka-lo-re-sen-te
FISuomi
calorescentti
ka-lo-re-sen-tti
FRFrançais
calorescent
ka-lo-re-sen
HEעברית
קריאנור
kri-an-or
HIहिन्दी
उष्मा-वर्धक
ush-ma-vardhak
HUMagyar
kaloreszkens
ka-lo-re-s-kens
IDBahasa Indonesia
bercahaya panas
ber-ca-haya pa-nas
ITItaliano
calorescente
ka-lo-re-sen-te
JA日本語
発熱性
hatsu-netsu-sei
MSBahasa Melayu
bercahaya panas
ber-ca-haya pa-nas
NLNederlands
calorescente
ka-lo-re-sen-te
NONorsk
calorescent
ka-lo-re-sen-t
PLPolski
calorescencyjny
ka-lo-re-sen-cy-jny
PTPortuguês
calorescente
ka-lo-re-sen-te
RORomână
calorescent
ka-lo-re-sen-t
RUРусский
калоресцентный
ka-lo-res-tsen-t-nyy
SVSvenska
calorescent
ka-lo-re-sen-t
SWKiswahili
kuwavi
koo-va-vi
TLTL
nakapagpainit
na-ka-pa-ga-pa-init
TRTürkçe
kalore-skent
ka-lo-re-s-kent
UKУкраїнська
калоресцентний
ka-lo-res-tsen-t-nyy
VITiếng Việt
phát nhiệt
phat-nheet