Fire comes from the Old Englishfyr, which derives from the Proto-Indio-European (PIE) base word perjos, from the root word paewr-, which carries an inanimate connotation.
The word "fire" comes from the Old English word "fȳr," which is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "fūr." It is thought to have originated from the concept of intense heat and brightness associated with flames.
Fire in French is called "feu" (pronounced like "fur").
fire in ilocano is "apoy"
The homonym for "fire" is "flier." Both words sound the same but have different meanings. "Flier" refers to someone or something that flies or a type of advertising material.
The suffix of "fire" is -er.
The homophone of "fire" is "fryer."
Its just called fire
Yes there is a band called Into The Fire from Houston, Tx.
fire is called agni in Indian mythology
Anthrax, the disease, is not called "the holy fire".
Noise from weapon fire is called?
When a banana is on fire, it is still called a banana.
a fire man
Nippon
a fire nation fight is called an Agni CAI
Mildred initially called the fire alarm about Montag.
The robe of the fire rat. That's all its called
Grease Fire!