• flaumen,fflaumen,flammen,flawme,flaume,flambe,flaumbe,flame

Borrowed fromOld Frenchflamber,flammer; equivalent toflawme +‎-en(infinitival suffix).

• IPA^(key): /ˈflau̯m(b)ən/,/ˈflam(b)ən/,/ˈflaːmən/

flawmen

1. To produce or releaseflames; to flame or bealight.
2. To produce or release bright light; toglimmer orsheen.
3. To stoke or incitefeelings orbeliefs; tomotivate.
4. (rare) To coat food in abasting,rub, orglaze.
5. (rare) To emit, release, or produce sparkling orembers.
6. (rare) To emit or release asmell,scent, orstench.
7. (rare, theology) To release light orbrightness onto someone.

• English:flame
• Scots:flam

• “flaumen,v.”, inMED Online, Ann Arbor, Mich.:University of Michigan,2007, retrieved12 December 2018.

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• enm:Theology
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• enm:Cooking
• enm:Emotions
• enm:Fire
• enm:Light

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