caûffer

Norman

Etymology

From Old Northern French, variant of Old French chaufer, from Vulgar Latin *cal(e)fāre, from Latin calefaciō, calefacere (“warm, heat”, verb).

Verb

caûffer (gerund caûff'thie)

(Jersey) to heat, warm, warm up

Antonyms

fraidgi (“to chill, cool”)

Related terms

rêcaûffer (“to reheat”)

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