French word caldeira comes from Latin -arium, Latin caleo, and later Latin caldaria (Warm bath, cauldron.)
| Dictionary entry | Language | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| -arium | Latin (lat) | Used to form nouns denoting a "place where things are kept" from other nouns. |
| caleo | Latin (lat) | (figuratively) I am aroused, warmed or inflamed.. (figuratively) I am troubled or perplexed.. (figuratively) I am yet warm, new or fresh.. (figuratively, of a place) I am eagerly sought, I am frequented.. (figuratively, of abstract things) I am carried on warmly, I am urged on zealously.. I am warm or hot, glow. |
| calidus | Latin (lat) | (rare) having a white spot on the forehead. Fiery, fierce, vehement. Rash, eager, inconsiderate. Spirited, impassioned. Warm, hot. |
| caldarius | Latin (lat) | Of, pertaining to or suitable for warmth or bathing.. Supplied with hot water.. Used for hot water. |
| caldaria | Latin (lat) | Warm bath, cauldron. |
| caldeira | Portuguese (por) | (nautical) small inlet or bay. (vulcanology) caldera (large crater). Boiler (device for heating circulating water). |
| caldeira | French (fra) | Caldera. |