No. 7,959 in Swedish

värm

"Värm" means "heat" or "warm" (imperative form of the verb "värma").

In a sentence

Kan du värma upp soppan, är du snäll?
Could you heat up the soup, please?
Here, 'värm' is used in a verb form, referring to the action of heating something.
Kaminen spred en skön värme i hela rummet.
The stove spread a nice warmth throughout the room.
'Värme' here is used as a noun, derived from 'värm', indicating the sensation or condition of being warm.
Hans ord värmde mitt hjärta.
His words warmed my heart.
'Värmde' in this sentence is a past tense verb that metaphorically describes the emotional effect or comfort provided by someone's words.

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