IPA: /ˈfɜːrvər/
KK: /ˈfɜrvər/
A strong and passionate feeling or enthusiasm about something.
The crowd cheered with fervor during the championship game.
Fervor → It originates from the Latin word "fervor" (meaning boiling or heat), derived from "fervere" (meaning to boil or to be hot). The word "fervor" describes an intense and passionate feeling, akin to the heat of boiling.
Think of the Latin word for boiling ('fervere') to remember that 'fervor' means a passionate intensity, like the heat of boiling emotions.