Fervent meaning in English?

The word ‘ fervent has two different meanings. In its primary sense, fervent means extremely hot or intense. If you feel your heart beating faster when you are around someone you really like, it may be because you are feeling a bit of ‘fervor’ towards them. This is a gentle form of sexual attraction. It is not the same as sexual passion, which is a powerful, sexual yearning for someone that can overpower most other feelings.

What does fervent mean in Spanish dictionaries?

To say that something is fervent in Spanish implies a strong or deep feeling, like love or faith. Someone who is fervent about their chosen career or cause is very committed. Similarly, a fervent believer is one who has strong faith in a religion.

What does fervent mean in Italian?

The use of the word fervent has a sense of great enthusiasm for something, or strong feelings, particularly when they are unusually intense. It can even have a sexual meaning in some cases. The origin of the word can be traced back to the Latin verb fervere, which means to boil, kind of like the steam that rises from boiling water.

What does fervent mean in Spanish?

The word fervor is also used in Latin and in some other languages. In Spanish, this word means strong feelings. These feelings can be of love, joy, passion, anger, fear, or any other strong emotion. These feelings can be felt in one’s mind or in one’s body.

What does fervent mean in Latin?

The Latin word ferventia was used to describe an intense, burning, passionate love, such as is felt by a devout believer for God. It also had another meaning—a holy zeal or an earnest devotion to a cause.