Baħra
A fumigation.
Root: B-Ħ-R
Plural: Baħriet
Ref: JA
Baħħar (daħħan)
Daħħan, fewwaħ bil-bħur, inċensa
English: perfumed with incense
Sors: Għarbi
Għerq: BĦR
Baħħàr (daħħan)
min ibaħħar – idaħħan, jinċensa
English: someone who perfumes with incense
Sors: Għarbi
Għerq: BĦR
Beraq
- Lightning
- A type of fireworks which explodes in a series of flashes in quick succession
Sors: Għarbi
Għerq: B-R-Q
Ċnisa
- Coal ember / ash
- Pieces of broken coal
Sors: Sqalli
Daqq iż-znied
Struck flint against each other to light a fire.
Daħħan
- To emit smoke
- to smoke
- To obscure, blur, darken
Għerq: D-Ħ-Ħ-N
Ddaħħan
A. To be engulfed in smoke. B. To be covered in soot.
Root: D-Ħ-N
Duħħan
Smoke.
Plural: Dħaħen
Dħaħen
Smoke (Collective plural)
Emissjoni
Emission; issue, putting into circulation.
Faħħam
To carbonise, to sear, to char.
Root: F-Ħ-M
Fernaq
To burn brightly.
Root: F-R-N-Q
Ffumiga
To fumigate.
Source: Italian
Fjamma
Flame.
Source: Sicilian
Plural: Fjammi
Fjammata
Blaze, flare-up.
Source: Italian
Plural: Fjammati
Flambò
Source: French
Plural: Flambojiet
Foga
Fug, airlessness (in a room etc).
Source: Sicilian
Plural: Fogiet
Foku
Fire, blaze.
Source: Sicilian
Fumata
Smoke; cloud, puff of smoke.
Source: Italian
Plural: Fumati
Fumatur
Smoker.
Source: Italian
Plural: Fumaturi
Fumigar
To fumigate, disinfect with fumes.
Source: Italian
Fumigat
Fumigated (Adjective)
Fumigazzjoni
Fumigation.
Source: Italian
Plural: Fumigazzjonijiet
Fumuż
Smokey.
Source: Sicilian
Plural: Fumużi