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The meaning of HEARTH is a brick, stone, or concrete area in front of a fireplace. How to use hearth in a sentence.
A hearth is sometimes referred to as the ‘inner hearth’ and ‘outer hearth’, located inside and outside of the firebox respectively. In some cases the hearth is the floor located outside of the firebox, while the inner floor of the fireplace can sometimes be known as the ‘firebox floor’.
/ hɑrθ / Add to word list the floor of a fireplace, and often also the area in front of it (Definition of hearth from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
The hearth is considered to be the floor within the fireplace and the floor projection directly in front of the fireplace opening is known as the hearth extension.
For millennia, it has been the hearth. Indeed, the modern world ‘hearth’ comes from the Old English heorð, meaning ‘household’ or ‘settled home’. The hearth was, in many ways, a synonym for home. Let’s begin with a definition.
Hearth refers specifically to the paved floor of a fireplace, which may extend out into a room. Hearths are associated with home and family because the hearth was historically the main source of heat in the home, as well as where the cooking was done.
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