H2525 חָם châm → ← H2552 חָמַם châmam
3 languagesAn adjective denoting the physical property of being hot or warm, either in temperature or intensity. It is most often used to describe objects or conditions that radiate heat, such as earth, wind, or weather. In rare cases, it may refer metaphorically to warmth of feeling or color, though this is not a primary sense in biblical usage.
Etymology
Derived from the root ח־מ־ם (חמם), which fundamentally means 'to be warm' or 'to become hot.' The form חָם is a simple adjectival formation from this verbal root, retaining the sense of temperature.