hot en
Word token #868
Lemmas using this token
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| Lemma | POS | Definition | Via | Grammatical form | Freq. share |
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hot
base
A18_009
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adjective | Having a high temperature or feeling a high degree of heat; causing a burning or warm sensation (e.g., hot soup, a hot day). | form | adjective/en_positive |
100.0%
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Corpus frequency
| Corpus | Rank | Freq. / M | |
|---|---|---|---|
| cooking | 36 | 3831.9 | Word frequency data from Cookbooks |
| wpa_life_histories | 492 | 220.1 | Word frequency data from WPA Federal Writers' Project life-history interviews, 1936-1940 |
| wiki_modern_life | 511 | 232.6 | Word frequency data from Wikipedia everyday-life and technology articles |
| wiki_physical_science | 584 | 240.9 | Word frequency data from Wikipedia Level 4 physical science and molecular biology articles |
| early_modern_science | 603 | 179.6 | Word frequency data from early modern science writing, Boyle to Osler |
| openstax_science | 612 | 227.4 | Word frequency data from OpenStax science and computing textbooks |
| wiki_geography | 647 | 189.7 | Word frequency data from Wikipedia Level 4 geography articles |
| 19th_books | 868 | 107.2 | Word frequency data from 19th century books |
| wiki_biology | 1201 | 114.8 | Word frequency data from Wikipedia organism and anatomy articles |
| religious_translated | 2213 | 41.0 | Word frequency data from old religious works in English translation |
| openstax_society | 4288 | 26.4 | Word frequency data from OpenStax social science and history textbooks |
| wiki_arts | 4653 | 25.2 | Word frequency data from Wikipedia Level 4 arts articles |
| wiki_society | 4974 | 23.7 | Word frequency data from Wikipedia Level 4 society, philosophy and religion articles |
| eu_parliament_debates | 5286 | 9.5 | Word frequency data from European Parliament debates, 1996-2011 |
| legal_scotus | 5697 | 12.8 | Word frequency data from Supreme Court opinions, 1997-2006 |
Learner tiers
| Source | Tier | POS hint | Sense hint |
|---|---|---|---|
| cambridge_yle | movers | adj | — |