fervent

• adj.熱烈な；激しい；燃えるような；情熱的な

語源 brew、steaming、brewingと同じ。熱烈な、熱狂的な、に由来する。

fervent

fervent: [14] Fervent comes from the present participle of Latin fervēre ‘boil’. This verb also produced English effervescent [17] and comfrey [15], a plant-name which means literally ‘boil together’, and moreover its derivative fermentum led to English ferment [14]. It goes back ultimately to the Indo-European base *bhreu- or *bhru-, from which English also gets brew, broth, and fry, and possibly bread and burn.
=> brew, broth, comfrey, effervescent, ferment, fry

fervent (adj.)

mid-14c., from Old French fervent "fervent, ardent" (12c.), from Latin ferventem (nominative fervens) "boiling, hot, glowing," figuratively "violent, impetuous, furious," present participle of fervere "to boil, glow," from PIE root *bhreu?- "to boil, bubble" (see brew (v.)). The figurative sense of "impassioned" is first attested c. 1400. Related: Fervency; fervently.

1. It was a debate which aroused fervent ethical arguments.

それは強い倫理道徳論争を引き起こす議論である。

2.Could you tell her so for me,with my fervent acknowledments？'

私の話を彼女に伝えてくれませんか。そして、彼女の苦心にも心から感謝しています」

3.She kept moving her lips in silent fervent prayer.

彼女は絶えず唇をうごめいて熱心に黙々と祈っている。

4.That night Romilayu 's praying was more fervent than ever.

その日の夜、ロミラユーの祈りは以前よりも敬虔だった。

5.He was always enthusiastic and fervent in religious devotion.

彼の宗教信仰はずっと情熱的で、強い.