Japanese word

ヒーター

Pronunciation

Romajihītā

Meaning

  • nounheater

Example

寝る前にヒーターを切ります。ne ru mae ni hī tā o ki ri ma su

I turn off the heater before bed.

Illustration for ヒーター (heater)

More examples

部屋が暖まったので、ヒーターを弱めます。heya ga atata ma tta no de hī tā o yowa me ma su

The room is warm now, so I turn down the heater.

Core concept

Refers to a device that produces heat to warm a room, object, or other space.

Common phrases

  • ヒーターを切るhī tā o ki ru

    turn off the heater

  • ヒーターをつけるhī tā o tsu ke ru

    turn on the heater

  • ヒーターを弱めるhī tā o yowa me ru

    turn down the heater

Similar words

ストーブsutōbu: A portable appliance that produces heat for a room or a limited area.

Definition in Japanese

電気や燃料などを使って熱を発生させ、室内や物を温める機器。den ki ya nen ryō na do o tsuka tte netsu o has sei sa se shitsu nai ya mono o atata me ru ki ki

Word origin

The Japanese noun ヒーター (hītā) is a loanword from English heater, which comes from heat plus the agent suffix -er.

Usage tips

  • In English, heater usually means a device that warms a room or space, while a whole-building system is often called heating.

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