焚

nướng; chiên; cháy

đốt; thắp; đốt; thắp

lửa trại; lửa mở

enpiece(s) of firewood (esp. chopped or split from logs) · kindling (twigs, branches, etc.); firewood

enfood distribution (esp. cooked rice)

ento light (a fire); to kindle · to incite; to instigate; to stir up; to egg on

enbook burning

enheating a vessel without water in it; heating an empty pan, kettle, boiler, bathtub, etc.

encooking

enkindling; firelighter

endoor (of a furnace, stove, etc.); fuel hole

enburning at the stake

enfirewood

enreheating bathwater · cooking more rice

enstoker; fireman

ento cense; to burn incense

ento perfume clothes by burning incense

ento put (wood, coal, paper, etc.) into the fire; to throw on the fire; to add to the fire; to burn

enburning books on the Chinese classics and burying Confucian scholars alive (Qin dynasty thought suppression campaign)

enKyoto area festival held on the 11th lunar month (wherein bonfires are burned at shrines)

enbuilding a fire

enKyoto area festival held on the 11th lunar month (wherein bonfires are burned at shrines)

ento burn aromatherapy oils; to diffuse aromatherapy oils

enhaving few faults as well as few virtues; not burning agarwood (incense); not passing wind

enpillaging and setting fire to

enroom with a sunken hearth

endaikon-offering ceremony (Ryotokuji temple, Kyoto)

enburning fallen leaves; autumn leaf burning

enbonfire often in temple grounds, usu. of charms, talismans, New Year decorations, etc. · ritual burning of money, cedar sticks, or other objects as an offering

ento distribute rice (e.g. during an emergency)

enembers; charred firewood

enfire pit; outdoor brazier; bonfire stand