Translation for 'fiery' from English to Esperanto

fiery

fajra {adj}

• Fiery Fiona is a girl in Henry's class, who appears a few times in the books but never in the TV series. She is shown to have a fiery temper.
• Generally, fiery spiny mice are gentle in nature and rarely bite.
• Frothing pools no longer bubble, fiery winds do not rise.
• La Hire was also the author of "La Roue Fulgurante" (The Fiery Wheel) (1908), a classic "space opera" in which five Earthmen are abducted in the eponymous "fiery wheel" (a flying saucer) and taken to Mercury by aliens who look like columns of light.
• He was also noted for his watchfulness and skill at fast bowling on fiery pitches – which were the rule at Old Trafford in fine weather during the 1900s.

• He is nicknamed "Fiery Thunderbolt" due to his thunderous voice, fiery temper and impetuousness in battles, which make him a fearsome but reckless warrior.
• This version has longer hair and yellow eyes with black sclera, and additionally gains fiery hair whenever he uses his powers and leaves a fiery trail behind him as he flies.
• In other accounts, the thunder god is described as driving a fiery chariot through the skies with swift horses, or riding a fiery horse.
• "Gonatus pyros", the fiery gonate squid, or fiery armhook squid, is a species of squid within the family Gonatidae.
• Of fiery purposes, and battles' din.

• The band The Fiery Furnaces took their name from a lyric in the song ("You look into the fiery furnace, see the rich man without any name").
• The fiery curve of my brow flawless.
• The forewings are bright yellow with slight fiery red irroration on the medial area.
• Allmusic awarded the album 2 stars noting the performance is "certainly more fiery than many of the other recordings by the trio and has its colorful moments".
• Kasha literally means "burning cart" or "fiery chariot".

• The original name for the islands was "Pulau Api-Api" ('the fiery isle').
• The fiery copper was first described by Rudolph Rosenstock in 1885.
• Helios is described as "a youthful god, beautiful in appearance, with fiery hair, and in a white tunic and a scarlet cloak, and wearing a fiery crown."
• But my soul is torn about Odysseus the fiery-hearted...
• Serbian mythical creatures called "zmaj", usually translated as dragon, are described variously, as either snake-like monsters (see also aždaja), humans with supernatural abilities, or flying fiery creatures; these fiery dragons can be identified as meteorites.