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fire pit
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Princeton's WordNet
fire pitnoun
a pit whose floor is incandescent lava
"the fire pit of the crater"
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Fire pit
A fire pit or a fire hole can vary from a pit dug in the ground to an elaborate gas burning structure of stone, brick, and metal. The common feature of fire pits is that they are designed to contain fire and prevent it from spreading.
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fire pit
A fire pit is a specially designed structure or space used for creating and containing an open fire, typically for recreational purposes like cooking, warmth, or entertainment in an outdoor setting. It may be dug into the ground, made from stone, brick, or metal, and can have a variety of sizes and shapes. Safety measures such as screens or barriers are often used to control sparks or prevent accidental contact with the fire. Fire pits are commonly found in campsites, backyards, and outdoor patios.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of fire pit in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of fire pit in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2
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- حفرة الحريقArabic
- ohništěCzech
- ildpladsDanish
- FeuergrubeGerman
- πυρκαγιάGreek
- fajrujoEsperanto
- Pozo de fuegoSpanish
- گودال آتشPersian
- palo kuoppaanFinnish
- foyerFrench
- poll tineIrish
- अग्निकुंडHindi
- tűz kemenceHungarian
- հրդեհի փոսArmenian
- lubang apiIndonesian
- pozzo del fuocoItalian
- בור אשHebrew
- 火災のピットJapanese
- pit ignisLatin
- vuurplaatsDutch
- ildstedNorwegian
- ogniskoPolish
- FogueiraPortuguese
- groapă de focRomanian
- яма поRussian
- eldstadenSwedish
- தீக்குழிTamil
- నిప్పుల గొయ్యిTelugu
- กองไฟThai
- ateş çukuruTurkish
- hố lửaVietnamese
- פייַער גרובYiddish
- 火坑Chinese
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