No. 1,026 in Spanish
calor
Heat.
In a sentence
Hace mucho calor hoy en la tarde.
It's very hot this afternoon.
Here, 'calor' is used as a noun to describe the ambient temperature, indicating warm weather conditions.
El calor del verano siempre me hace querer ir a la playa.
The summer heat always makes me want to go to the beach.
In this sentence, 'calor' represents the characteristic warm condition typically associated with summer season as a noun.
Siento un calor extraño en mi mano.
I feel a strange heat in my hand.
The word 'calor' is used to describe the sensation of warmth experienced physically, serving as a noun to signify this sensory experience.
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