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1. (n.) kindling
material that can be readily ignited, used in starting a fire.
2. kindling
the act of a person who kindles.
Etymology: (1250–1300)
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| Definition of 'kindling' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) kindling, tinder, touchwood, spunk, punk
material for starting a fire
2. (noun) ignition, firing, lighting, kindling, inflammation
the act of setting something on fire
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| Definition of 'kindling' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. kindling
of Kindle
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Sense: dry wood etc for starting a fire.
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 Afrikaans: vuurmaakhoutjies |
 Arabic: حَطَب لإشْعال النّار |
 Bulgarian: подпалки |
 Brazilian: graveto |
 Czech: třísky na podpal |
 German: das Anzündmaterial |
 Danish: optændingsbrænde |
 Greek: προσάναμμα |
 Spanish: leña, astilla |
 Estonian: tulehakatis |
 Farsi: خاشاک؛ آتشگیره |
 Finnish: sytyke |
 French: petit bois |
 Hebrew: חוֹמֶר בְּעִירָה |
 Hindi: आग सुलगाने का सामान |
 Croatian: potpaljivanje |
 Hungarian: meggyújtás |
 Indonesian: kayu kering |
 Icelandic: sprek til uppkveikju |
 Italian: sterpi |
 Japanese: 点火 |
 Korean: 불쏘시개 |
 Lithuanian: prakuros |
 Latvian: iekurs |
 Malay: bahan penghidup api |
 Dutch: aanmaakhout |
 Norwegian: opptenningsved |
 Polish: podpałka |
 Persian: ،در گيران،آتش زنه خاشاک؛ |
 Pashto: پيلوزى،لګونكې |
 Portuguese: graveto |
 Romanian: vreascuri |
 Russian: щепки |
 Slovak: drevo, papier ap. na podp |
 Slovenian: trske |
 Serbian: drvca za potpalu vatre |
 Swedish: tändved |
 Thai: ฟืน |
 Turkish: kuru odun;çıra |
 Taiwanese: 火種 |
 Ukrainian: тріски, скалки |
 Urdu: آگ جلانے کی جھپٹیاں |
 Vietnamese: củi nhóm lửa |
 Chinese: 引火柴，引火物 |
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