Definition
Plural of hearth; multiple fireplaces or the central areas of multiple homes where fires burn for warmth and cooking.
Etymology
Plural form of 'hearth' (Old English 'hearþ'), which derives from Proto-Germanic roots meaning the stone or brick platform at the base of a fireplace.
Kelly Says
The word 'hearth' appears in nearly every European language because the concept was so universally central to human civilization—every culture needed a word for the place where the family gathered and survival happened.
Translations
ARالعربية
مدافئ
mada-fa'a
BNবাংলা
অগ্নিস্থল
o-gni-sth-al
DADansk
pejsestuer
pejs-e-stuer
DEDeutsch
Kamine
ka-mi-ne
ELΕλληνικά
καμίνια
ka-mi-nia
ESEspañol
hogares
o-ga-res
FAفارسی
شومینه
shoo-mi-neh
FISuomi
tulipaikat
tu-li-pai-kat
FRFrançais
cheminées
she-me-ne
HAHA
gidan wuta
gi-dan w-u-ta
HEעברית
מערכות
ma-ar-kot-ot
HIहिन्दी
आग का स्थान
aag ka sthaan
HUMagyar
tűzhelyek
tyoo-he-lek
IDBahasa Indonesia
perapian
pe-ra-pi-an
ITItaliano
caminetti
ka-min-e-tti
MSBahasa Melayu
kayu api
ka-yu a-pi
MYမြန်မာ
fireplaces
fire-places
NLNederlands
kachels
ka-chels
NONorsk
peisestuer
peis-e-stuer
PLPolski
kaminey
ka-mi-ne-y
PTPortuguês
lareiras
la-rei-ras
RUРусский
камины
ka-mi-ny
SVSvenska
eldstäder
eld-sta-der
TAதமிழ்
தீபக்கருவி
thee-pa-ka-ru-vi
TEతెలుగు
చెక్కపై
che-kk-pai
TRTürkçe
ocaklar
o-cak-lar
UKУкраїнська
каміни
ka-mi-ni
URاردو
آگ کے سامنے
aag kay saam-nay