“To warm” in Japanese
Short answer
To warm in Japanese is “炙る” (aburu). Full meaning: to warm (e.g. one's hands over a fire), to dry; to toast, to grill, to broil, to roast, to scorch.
Other ways to say “To warm” in Japanese
温める
atatameru to warm (up), to heat (up); to sit on (an idea, plan, etc.), to keep to oneself, to nurse, to mull over; to renew (an old friendship)
尋める
atatameru to warm (up), to heat (up); to sit on (an idea, plan, etc.), to keep to oneself, to nurse, to mull over; to renew (an old friendship)
炙れる
abureru to warm (e.g. one's hands over a fire), to dry; to toast, to grill, to broil, to roast, to scorch
煖める
atatameru to warm (up), to heat (up); to sit on (an idea, plan, etc.), to keep to oneself, to nurse, to mull over; to renew (an old friendship)
暖める
atatameru to warm (up), to heat (up); to sit on (an idea, plan, etc.), to keep to oneself, to nurse, to mull over; to renew (an old friendship)
あぶる
aburu to warm (e.g. one's hands over a fire), to dry; to toast, to grill, to broil, to roast, to scorch
ぬるめる
nurumeru to warm (up), to heat (up); to sit on (an idea, plan, etc.), to keep to oneself, to nurse, to mull over; to renew (an old friendship)
ぬくめる
nukumeru to warm (up), to heat (up); to sit on (an idea, plan, etc.), to keep to oneself, to nurse, to mull over; to renew (an old friendship)
あたゝめる
atatameru to warm (up), to heat (up); to sit on (an idea, plan, etc.), to keep to oneself, to nurse, to mull over; to renew (an old friendship)
あっためる
attameru to warm (up), to heat (up); to sit on (an idea, plan, etc.), to keep to oneself, to nurse, to mull over; to renew (an old friendship)
あたためる
atatameru to warm (up), to heat (up); to sit on (an idea, plan, etc.), to keep to oneself, to nurse, to mull over; to renew (an old friendship)
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