/ˈkeɪmə/ (KAY-muh)

Definitions

1. noun

A type of type of flame or fire, especially one used for burning heretics at the stake, or a type of hot ember.

“The artist used the queme to create a fiery effect in her sculpture.”

2. verb

To burn or set on fire, especially in a slow and smoldering manner.

“The wood was left to queme in the fireplace all night.”