The Arabic words 'hararah' and 'tadfi'ah' both mean heat. 'Hararah' refers to heat as a concept, while 'tadfi'ah' refers to the act or process of heating.
The Arabic terms 'حرارة' (hararah) and 'تدفئة' (tadfi'ah) both relate to heat, with 'حرارة' referring to the concept of heat itself and 'تدفئة' referring to the act or process of heating.
| Front | heat |
|---|---|
| Back | حرارة، تدفئة |
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