Definition
Definition of calefactory - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
monasteryRare room in a monastery where a fire is kept for warmthRare
- The monks gathered in the calefactory during the cold winter evenings.
Adjective
heatingDated serving the purpose of heatingDated
- The calefactory system was essential in the old monastery.
Origin of calefactory
Latin, calefacere (to make warm)
Examples of calefactory in a sentence
They retreated to the calefactory to escape the chill. The calefactory properties of the material were impressive. They installed a calefactory unit in the basement.
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- French:chauffoir, chauffant, ...
- German:Heizraum, heizend, ...
- Italian:calefattorio, riscaldante, ...
- Spanish:sala de calefacción, calentador, ...
- Portuguese:sala de aquecimento, aquecedor, ...
- Chinese:暖房, 加热的, ...
- Japanese:暖房室, 暖房の, ...
- Arabic:غرفة التدفئة, تَدْفِئِي, ...
- Hebrew:חֶדֶר חִמּוּם, חִמּוּמִי, ...
- Russian:отапливаемая комната, отопительный, ...
- Ukrainian:опалювальна кімната, обігрівальний, ...
- Hindi:गर्म कमरा, तापीय, ...
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