火

to travel by the light of torch

(literary) in flames

(said of fire) bright

fiery

rising flames or fumes

(Cant.) to roast, suffocate

(literary) bright

old variant of 熙[xi1]

to warm something cold by touching it with something hot

flame, blaze

dry

orphan

bright

to temper steel

breath

burn

(Cant.) soft

name of a place in northeastern Taiwan

(Cant.) to smoke

remove, get rid of

(literary) (of a fire) fierce; intense; blazing

dry by fire

(used in names)

cook

(literary) (of a fire) lively

bright, splendid, glorious

warm

fire

twisted paper for lighting cigarettes

bright room

smoked; burn with fire

dry (old variant of 燥[zao4])

(Cant.) 火煱, to instant-boil thin slices of meat and vegetables in a chafing dish at the dining table

be burned, to char (in cooking)

to scald meat in order to remove hair or feathers

to warm

to fry, sauté

the blaze of fire

(meaning uncertain)

bright, splendid, glorious

yellow color

to bank a fire

(same as 燄) flame

stir-fry or boil in water or oil then cook with a sauce

(person)

heat up by steaming

bright

variant of 焜[kun1]

put out

dim light, glimmer

to heat