“Heat” in Japanese
Short answer
ヒート
hiito
Heat in Japanese is “ヒート” (hiito). Full meaning: heat; heating up, becoming more exciting.
Other ways to say “Heat” in Japanese
温気
unki heat, warmth, sultriness
熱
netsu heat; fever, temperature; zeal, passion, enthusiasm, mania, craze, rage
火熱
kanetsu heat (from a flame)
熱気
nekki heat, hot air; enthusiasm, excitement, fervour, fervor, heated atmosphere; fever
ネツ
netsu heat; fever, temperature; zeal, passion, enthusiasm, mania, craze, rage
ねつ
netsu heat; fever, temperature; zeal, passion, enthusiasm, mania, craze, rage
ビード
biido heat; heating up, becoming more exciting
ビート
biito heat; heating up, becoming more exciting
ピート
piito heat; heating up, becoming more exciting
暑
sho heat; midsummer
熱さ
atsusa heat (of a thing)
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