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What English root means calidus?

The English root that means "calidus" (meaning hot or warm) is "calid".

This root is derived from the Latin word "calidus", which itself has the same meaning.

Here are some examples of English words that use the "calid" root:

* Calid (adjective) - hot or warm

* Calidity (noun) - the state of being hot or warm

* Caliduct (noun) - a duct for hot air or water

* Calidarium (noun) - a hot room in a Roman bathhouse

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