Cálidos

Cálidos is a Spanish adjective that translates to "warm" in English. It is used to describe temperatures that are above average or comfortably hot, but not uncomfortably so. For example, one might describe a summer day as cálido, or a cup of coffee as cálido. The adjective can also be used metaphorically to describe a person's personality or demeanor, such as being cálido and welcoming.

The feminine form of the adjective is cálida, and the plural forms are cálidos (masculine) and cálidas (feminine). For instance, "las noches cálidas" refers to warm nights, while "los días cálidos" refers to warm days.

In the context of weather, cálidos typically signifies temperatures that are pleasant and conducive to outdoor activities. It is often used in contrast to "frío" (cold) or "fresco" (cool). The degree of warmth can vary, but generally implies a level of heat that is noticeable and comfortable for most people.

Beyond temperature, cálidos can also be applied to other sensory experiences. For example, a color might be described as cálido if it falls within the red, orange, or yellow spectrum, evoking feelings of warmth and energy. Similarly, a sound might be described as cálido if it is mellow and pleasing to the ear. The adjective's versatility allows it to convey a sense of pleasant heat or comfort across various contexts.