Caliente Means Hot
"Calianti" is not a real word. "Caliente" is a Spanish word meaning hot, warm, or fiery.
Caliente
"Caliente" is not an Italian word, but a Spanish word meaning "hot" in terms of temperature or attractiveness. In Italian, the word for "hot" in terms of temperature is "caldo," or in terms of attractiveness can be expressed as "attraente" or "sexy."
In Spanish, "hot", as in "high temperature", is "caliente".
The Spanish word "caliente" is an adjective meaning "hot" - as in temperature. eg. caliente como el infierno = hot as hell
It means "very hot."
Nothing. You meant: EL TORO CALIENTE --- the hot bull / stud
estoy caliente
Gee, I just had to laugh a little at this one. :) The Spanish word for that is 'Mamá caliente'.
tamal caliente (tahMAHL cahlYENtay)
Caliente is Spanish for "hot" so chocolate caliente is hot chocolate.
Caliente. (McDougal Littell ¡En español! Level 2)