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By Rahmahdi
@Adimts (85)
Pakanbaru, Indonesia
September 16, 2021 5:51am CST
Hello from Indonesia
So this one particular situation that makes me wonder what did you call it in English or your native language
So in Indonesia we call it "gerah". It's a condition where you felt the weather make you produce a lot of sweats and felt very uncomfortable and sometimes the temperature isn't that hot but the air just feels not comfortable to the point your body produces a lot of sweats. The sensation it's more like after you went through a series of exercise but without the burn feeling and tiredness
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@m_audrey6788 (58472)
• Germany
16 Sep 21
according to the translator it is ``stiflingly hot`` 
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@owlwings (43910)
• Cambridge, England
16 Sep 21
In English, we would call it 'sticky heat' or 'humid heat' or perhaps just 'muggy', though I'd say it's more uncomfortable than that! It's not something which we experience very often in the UK but, when we do, it's usually relieved after a day or so by a thunderstorm and cooler air.
@asianlady (2697)
• Ireland
16 Sep 21
In my understanding, you are feeling too much humidity and that's why you are sweating a lot even if the temperature is not that bad.
