heitur

The car is hot.

Dinner is hot.

The weather is hot, but I don’t go out anyway.

I am sure that the weather will be hot tomorrow.

The soup is too hot.

I think the weather will be hot tomorrow.

The shower is hot this morning.

The oven is hot but the stove is off.

I sweep first, and then I mop the floor with hot water.

The phone seems to be too hot, so I unplug the cord from the outlet.

She smiles when her female friend comes in with hot soup.

In the mornings I put bread in the toaster, since I want hot bread.

She says that her stomach is better after hot soup.

The coffee is not hot enough.

In November and December I want to drink more hot tea and be at home more.

My tongue is still hot from the coffee.

The midday sun is too hot today.

“Byrja” and “hefja” are synonyms, but “heitur” and “kaldur” are antonyms.

She says that a short walk and hot coffee help her when she is sleepy and needs to stretch.

After a shower she washes her hands in the sink and fills the bathtub with hot water for her daughter.

She was still sleepy and yawned when I woke her, but after a hot shower she started to stretch and smile.

I still have a cold, so I drink hot tea.

My throat is sore, so I drink hot tea.