Fȳr
''For ōðrum brūcum sēo [[fȳr (scēadung)]].''
[[Ymele:Large bonfire.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Micel geardfyr]]
[[Ymele:Lightmatter carbq.jpg|right|thumb|230px|[[Wægn|Wægnæled]]]]
[[Ymele:Blacksmiths fire.jpg|thumb|right|230px|[[Smiþþe|Smiþþan]] fyr]]
'''Fȳr''' is cynn [[wielma|ƿielma]]n. Most typically, the word ''fire'' refers to the combination of the brilliant glow and large amount of [[heat]] released during a rapid, self-sustaining exothermic [[oxidation]] process of combustible [[gas]]es ejected from a [[fuel]]. The flames of the fire themselves are a body of gas that releases heat and light. Fires start when a fuel is subjected to heat or another [[energy]] source, e.g. a [[match]] or [[lighter]], and are sustained by the further release of heat [[energy]] until all the conbustible fuel is consumed.

Þæt ƿord ''fȳr'' by itself often designates uncontrolled fires rather than referring to controlled fires.
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For ōðrum brūcum sēo fȳr (scēadung).
right|thumb|300px|Micel geardfyr
right|thumb|230px|Wægnæled
thumb|right|230px|Smiþþan fyr
Fȳr is cynn ƿielman. Most typically, the word fire refers to the combination of the brilliant glow and large amount of heat released during a rapid, self-sustaining exothermic oxidation process of combustible gases ejected from a fuel. The flames of the fire themselves are a body of gas that releases heat and light. Fires start when a fuel is subjected to heat or another energy source, e.g. a match or lighter, and are sustained by the further release of heat energy until all the conbustible fuel is consumed.

Þæt ƿord fȳr by itself often designates uncontrolled fires rather than referring to controlled fires.