Hebrew · Adjectives
חם
cham
Hot; warm
Beginneradjective
Definition
Having a high temperature; Israeli summers are very hot.
Example
היום חם מאוד בחוץ.
It is very hot outside today.
Etymology
The adjective 'חם' (cham) derives from the root 'ח-מ-ם' (Ch-M-M), which means warm or hot. Its usage has deep cultural ties, often related to climate and comfort.
How & Where It’s Used
'חם' is common in both spoken and written Hebrew, frequently appearing in informal discussions and weather-related conversations.