fever en · NOUN
Pronunciation
- /ˈfivɚ/ (General-American)
- /ˈfiːvə/ (Received-Pronunciation)
- (US) audio
Etymology
From Middle English fever, fevere, from Old English fefer, fefor (“fever”) and Old French fievre (“fever”), from Latin febris (“a fever”), from Proto-Indo-European *dʰegʷʰ- (“to burn”). Displaced native Old English hriþ (“fever”). Compare also Saterland Frisian Fiewer, German Fieber, Danish feber, Swedish feber.
Meanings
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(countable, uncountable) A higher than normal body temperature of a person (or, generally, a mammal), usually caused by disease.
There has been a rise in my fever. I think I've the flu.
Proper nutrition – and even more important, proper hydration – is crucial in preventing and recovering from both fevers and colds. […] As Abramson explained, when we are sick, whether we have a fever or not, our metabolic rates skyrocket, and our bodies need more calories to support that high metabolic rate.
2016 September 16, Hailey Middlebrook, “Should you really feed a cold and starve a fever?”, in CNN:
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(countable, in-compounds, uncountable, usually, with one or more preceding words) Any of various diseases.
scarlet fever
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(countable, uncountable) A state of excitement or anxiety.
There is little doubt that while war fever has not gripped Taipei, its economic foundations are being shaken. The stock market rose yesterday, but only because the Government has pumped $1.5 billion (£1 billion) into it after $370 million was drained from banks, and stocks were sold by investors who are worried by the Chinese manoeuvres.
1996 March 15, Jonathan Mirsky, “Taiwan President visits islanders to bolster morale”, in The Times, number 65,528, →ISSN, →OCLC, Overseas News, page 15, column 3:an envious fever
c. 1602 (date written), William Shakespeare, “The Tragedie of Troylus and Cressida”, in Mr. William Shakespeares Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies […] (First Folio), London: […] Isaac Iaggard, and Ed[ward] Blount, published 1623, →OCLC, [Act I, scene ii]:
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(collective, countable, neologism) A group of stingrays.
She threw up her hands in excitement and the ball of water flew right into the pathway of the fever of stingrays.
2020, Sarah Elizabeth, Secrets of the Past: Ocean Academy Year 1:They move like thoughts, like memory, like a Wes Anderson diorama of earthly delights: lionfish, an albacore, a fever of stingrays—and then like a wound, a sea turtle at eye level.
2020, Lindsay Illich, “sea turtle”, in rile & heave (everything reminds me of you): Poems:On the way back to the mainland the boat passed over a fever of stingrays, and the sight of them through the glass was enough to colour everything else, and outstrip it.
2011, Julianne Schultz, editor, Griffith REVIEW 34: The Annual Fiction Edition:
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(countable, derogatory, in-compounds, often, slang, uncountable) Sexual attraction towards a specific group of people.
Asian fever
clown fever
blue fever
white fever
Forms
| Spelling | Features | Labels | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| fevre | alternative, obsolete, rare | lexicographic | |
| fevers | Number=Plur | lexicographic | |
| feaver | alternative, obsolete, rare | lexicographic |
Deriveds
swine fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · ship fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · feverish (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Persian relapsing fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever fog (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever coat (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · bovine malignant catarrhal fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · thunder fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Arab fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · camp fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Katayama's fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · feverable (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · tramp fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · hay feverite (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Rocky Mountain spotted fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-lurk (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · I have a fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Ohara's fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · San Joaquin fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · lunar hay fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · periodic fever syndrome (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · miniature scarlet fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Spanish fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · 7-day fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · feverwort (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever dream (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever pitch (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Rocky Mountain fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-sick (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-sore (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · baby fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · white fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · go fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-hectic (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fevery (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-nut (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · sun-fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Rhodesian redwater fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · feversome (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · feverweed (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-tree (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · cedar fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · drain fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · marsh fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Bulam fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · ladies' fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · brain-fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-blister (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-bark (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · bovine infectious petechial fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · gate fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · familial Mediterranean fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · hay fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · feverroot (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · feveret (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · hybrid fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · white line fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · jail fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · rose fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-lurdan (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · brain fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-fly (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-weed (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · bovine ephemeral fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · hog fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Rift Valley fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Pfeiffer's glandular fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · hospital fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · malignant catarrhal fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · feverly (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · putrid fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Charcot's intermittent fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · pageant fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · low-grade fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · buck fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Japanese fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-weakened (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · rash fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Charcot intermittent fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · pseudofever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Marburg hemorrhagic fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever clinic (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · feverless (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · prison fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · gaol-fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Botany Bay fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · terai fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fevered (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · hay-fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-lurgan (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Marburg fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · brain-fever bird (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · San Joaquin Valley fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-lurden (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · summit fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · stage fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Karelian fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever trap (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-cooling (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever tea (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · pencil fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · forest fever tree (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · feverlike (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · jungle fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · cat scratch fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · hayfever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-powder (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-chart (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-swamp (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Miana fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-ridden (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-pitched (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · ship-fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever swamp (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · antifever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · feverous (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Liszt fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-trap (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Indian fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · Bieber fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · maculated fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · African swine fever virus (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · pink-fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · lazaret fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-wood (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · hog-fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · gold fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · enfever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-heat (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever bush (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · maple fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · quintan fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · fever-twig (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · milk fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · bovine petechial fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms) · monkey fever (some unsorted, may be hyponyms)
Descendants
Hyponyms
papataci fever · elephantoid fever · Dumdum fever · benign tertian fever · slime fever · Lábrea fever · uveoparotid fever · Ilheus fever · jail fever · rock fever · hectic fever · inundation fever · Schamberg fever · recurring fever · grain fever · bouquet fever · barrel fever · Haverhill fever · Texas cattle fever · sun fever · field fever · winter fever · dandy fever · phlebotomus fever · Pomona fever · Whitmore's fever · blackwater fever · spring fever · dengue fever · septic fever · Lassa fever · Chagres fever · food fever · channel fever · Kinkiang fever · West Nile fever · thermic fever · undulant fever · Mediterranean erythematous fever · cachectic fever · rheumatic fever · entrance fever · cachexial fever · bovine epizootic fever · Wolhynia fever · cotton-mill fever · puking fever · rotanny fever · Congo red fever · five-day fever · Kenya fever · trench fever · Pym fever · rat-bite fever · Bunyamwera fever · Rock fever · Songo fever · induced fever · nanukayami fever · sakushu fever · bilious fever · green fever · Bullis fever · Aden fever · central fever · Ross River fever · Mediterranean fever · swamp fever · Gambia fever · Santa Marta fever · flood fever · pinta fever · relapsing fever · Carrión's fever · swine fever · hay fever · sandfly fever · aphthous fever · Kedani fever · pyogenic fever · cerebro-spinal fever · petechial fever · threshing fever · stranger's fever · Ebola fever · therapeutic fever · tick fever · ratbite fever · Brazilian purpuric fever · California fever · typhoid fever · malarial fever · verruga fever · slow fever · cat-bite fever · desert fever · date fever · spottled fever · dumdum fever · Meuse fever · scarlet fever · Texas fever · cotton fever · Lazaret fever · spelter's fever · womb fever · Asian fever · Sennetsu fever · Elokomin fluke fever · Potomac fever · thirst fever · dehydration fever · artificial fever · herpetic fever · spirillary fever · tsutsugamushi fever · Hasami fever · lechuguilla fever · query fever · Sindbis fever · bullous fever · pappataci fever · pretibial fever · Zika fever · purple fever · Pontiac fever · Roman fever · inflammatory fever · spirillum fever · nine mile fever · hospital fever · beaver fever · African Coast fever · paludal fever · Rhodesian fever · Tobia fever · Congolian red fever · Oroya fever · recurrent fever · blue fever · hemoglobinuric fever · papular fever · Neapolitan fever · milk fever · jungle yellow fever · essential fever · trypanosome fever · rat fever · hematuric bilious fever · Dum Dum fever · dock fever · miliary fever · famine fever · run a fever · war fever · Salinem fever · rabbit fever · Jaccoud's dissociated fever · valley fever · streptobacillary fever · urticarial fever · stockyards fever · redwater fever · catheter fever · Schottmüller's fever · rice-field fever · eruptive fever · parenteric fever · mumu fever · Panama fever · enteric fever · Junin fever · blue-tile fever · parrot fever · suppurative fever · mud fever · red fever · polymer fume fever · continued fever · laurel fever · Mexican fever · rose fever · diphasic milk fever · marsh fever · disfever · gaol fever · exanthematous fever · camp fever · cane-cutter fever · Lhasa fever · fatigue fever · wound fever · inanition fever · typhus fever · Mossman fever · Pym's fever · Burdwan fever · jungle fever · Monday fever · low grade fever · mountain fever · Q fever · malignant tertian fever · aestivoautumnal fever · snail fever · summer fever · nodal fever · ardent fever · ship fever · Assam fever · Boulogne fever · Kew Gardens fever · São Paulo fever · childbed fever · tomato fever · falciparum fever · land fever · parturient fever · protein fever · sthenic fever · worm fever · gold fever · harvest fever · prison fever typhus · Oropouche fever · Pel-Ebstein fever · shoddy fever · vivax fever · smelter's fever · haemorrhagic fever · Bay fever · Hankow fever · English fever · farrowing fever · Marseilles fever · biduoterian fever · Choix fever · dance fever · black fly fever · pukka fever · polyleptic fever · abortus fever · intermittent fever · absorption fever · acclimating fever · splenic fever · Wesselsbron fever · shin bone fever · metal fume fever · surgical fever · hempen fever · duck fever · putrid fever · foundryman's fever · black fever · Ebola virus fever · salt fever · lady's fever · upgrade fever · Katayama fever · Fort Bragg fever · humidifier fever · autumn fever · West African fever · Malta fever · Mianeh fever · glandular fever · polka fever · Lone Star fever · country fever · recrudescent typhus fever · catarrhal fever · cabin fever · Japanese river fever · Gibraltar fever · Japanese flood fever · double quotidian fever · digestive fever · traumatic fever · brassfounder's fever · prison fever · undifferentiated type fever · estivoautumnal fever · hepatic intermittent fever · Charcot's fever · epimastical fever · East Coast fever · brass founder's fever · Murchison-Pel-Ebstein fever · Cape Horn fever · arthropod-borne fever · yellow fever · Lombard fever · Korin fever · lung fever · Monday morning fever · pharyngoconjunctival fever · Mediterranean exanthematous fever · cane-field fever · malarial catarrhal fever · familial Hibernian fever · solar fever · Murchison-Sanderson fever · Gambian fever · secondary fever · childbirth fever · fog fever · hemorrhagic fever · Cyprus fever · papatasi fever · horse sickness fever · chikungunya fever · congestive fever · paratyphoid fever · ataxic fever · complicate fever · biliary fever · sand-fly fever · buck fever · tick-borne fever · pituitous fever · drug fever · Astrakhan fever · zinc fume fever · urethral fever · o'nyong-nyong fever · ephemeral fever · undulating fever · entericoid fever · boutonneuse fever · gastric fever · cat fever · syphilitic fever · algid pernicious fever · Shar Pei fever · remittent fever · periodic fever · continuous fever · canicola fever · familial periodic fever · symptomatic fever · deer fly fever · West African hemorrhagic fever · puerperal fever · Bwamba fever · aseptic fever · Mediterranean coast fever · Lábrea's black fever · breakbone fever · three-day fever · cat-scratch fever · canefield fever · California valley fever · exsiccation fever · diary fever · Crimean fever · shipping fever · urinary fever · steroid fever · cerebrospinal fever · haemoglobinuric fever · Manchurian fever · island fever · Mediterranean spotted fever · mill fever · tick-bite fever · spotted fever · adynamic fever · meningotyphoid fever · Potomac horse fever · monoleptic fever · nervous fever · haematuric bilious fever · Carter's fever · brain fever · Dutch type periodic fever
Relateds
fever thermometer · fervor · fever ring · fever bush · hyperthermia · fever treatment · fever blister · Fever River · fervid · Foshay-Mollaret cat-scratch fever syndrome · fever lent · fever therapy · fever of unknown origin · fever ague · fever root · fever twig · fever tree · fever powder · fever grass · fervent · feed a cold, starve a fever · febrile · fever pitch · fever and ague · fever sore
Synonyms
excitation (state of excitement) · pyrexia (higher than normal body temperature) · excitement (state of excitement) · passion (state of excitement) · high temperature (higher than normal body temperature) · temperature (higher than normal body temperature)
Translations (248)
hu láz (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · gu તાવ (higher than normal body temperature) · alt безгек (higher than normal body temperature) · ru лихора́дка (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · haw piwa (higher than normal body temperature) · ta காய்ச்சல் (higher than normal body temperature) · de Fieber (higher than normal body temperature) · tg табларза (higher than normal body temperature) · ja 発熱 (higher than normal body temperature) · haw maʻi kuni (higher than normal body temperature) · got 𐌱𐍂𐌹𐌽𐌽𐍉 (higher than normal body temperature) · ba биҙгәк (higher than normal body temperature) · hu hőemelkedés (higher than normal body temperature) · lo ໄຂ້ (higher than normal body temperature) · fa-ira تَب (higher than normal body temperature) · be ліхама́нка (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · sv feber (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · nv tahoniigááh (higher than normal body temperature) · nb feber (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · pl gorączka (higher than normal body temperature) · hy կրակ (higher than normal body temperature) · el πυρετός (higher than normal body temperature) · ia febre (higher than normal body temperature) · lld fiëura (higher than normal body temperature) · kk қызба (higher than normal body temperature) · he קַדַּחַת (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · af koors (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · lt karščiavimas (higher than normal body temperature) · pdt Feeba (higher than normal body temperature) · ko 발열 (higher than normal body temperature) · kmr ta (higher than normal body temperature) · it febbre (higher than normal body temperature) · oc fèbre (higher than normal body temperature) · vo fif (higher than normal body temperature) · izh varitauti (higher than normal body temperature) · hy տենդ (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · sv feber (higher than normal body temperature) · haw wela (higher than normal body temperature) · ru лихора́дка (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · he קַדַּחַת (higher than normal body temperature) · izh žaaru (higher than normal body temperature) · bcl kalentura (higher than normal body temperature) · be гара́чка (higher than normal body temperature) · pa ਤਾਪ (higher than normal body temperature) · ka სიცხე (higher than normal body temperature) · mg fanaviana (higher than normal body temperature) · qu rupha (higher than normal body temperature) · be ліхама́нка (higher than normal body temperature) · nv tahoniigááh (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · te పులకరము (higher than normal body temperature) · isd daxang (higher than normal body temperature) · pl gorączka (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · pl temperatura (higher than normal body temperature) · rsk горучка (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · fi vimma (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · sh гро̀зница (higher than normal body temperature) · da feber (higher than normal body temperature) · pag puetang (higher than normal body temperature) · nl koorts (higher than normal body temperature) · nb feber (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · la febris (higher than normal body temperature) · hi ज्वर (higher than normal body temperature) · ru лихора́дка (higher than normal body temperature) · tg таб (higher than normal body temperature) · ur تاپ (higher than normal body temperature) · id demam (higher than normal body temperature) · pi pariḷāha (higher than normal body temperature) · acw حرارة (higher than normal body temperature) · cs horečka (higher than normal body temperature) · sv feber (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · unm kshëlexin (higher than normal body temperature) · rsk горучка (higher than normal body temperature) · fi -kuume (also -rokko, -nuha etc.) (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · sw homa (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · ru горя́чка (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · pdt Braunt (higher than normal body temperature) · uk лихома́нка (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · sc callantura (higher than normal body temperature) · cmn 熱病 /热病 (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · tsg hinglaw (higher than normal body temperature) · ro febră (higher than normal body temperature) · fi huuma (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · te జ్వరము (higher than normal body temperature) · pt febre (higher than normal body temperature) · sc calentura (higher than normal body temperature) · aii ܚܲܡܚܲܡܬܵܐ (higher than normal body temperature) · vec fevra (higher than normal body temperature) · fur fiere (higher than normal body temperature) · uz isitma (higher than normal body temperature) · ka ციებ-ცხელება (higher than normal body temperature) · az qızdırma (higher than normal body temperature) · pam lagnat (higher than normal body temperature) · iqu ípanaca (higher than normal body temperature) · swb ɓuhuo (higher than normal body temperature) · sh gròznica (higher than normal body temperature) · wa five (higher than normal body temperature) · scn scìḍḍicu (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · vec féra (higher than normal body temperature) · ca febre (higher than normal body temperature) · sw homa (higher than normal body temperature) · scn liscìa (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · ru жар (higher than normal body temperature) · cmn 熱 /热 (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · ast fiebre (higher than normal body temperature) · ota حرارت (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · es calentura (higher than normal body temperature) · ru горя́чка (higher than normal body temperature) · tk gyzzyrma (higher than normal body temperature) · gd fiabhras (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · hy ջերմություն (higher than normal body temperature) · ary سخانة (higher than normal body temperature) · cmn 病 (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · bn জ্বর (higher than normal body temperature) · hu láz (higher than normal body temperature) · gl febre (higher than normal body temperature) · uk температу́ра (higher than normal body temperature) · bg тре́ска (higher than normal body temperature) · eo febro (higher than normal body temperature) · rm feavra (higher than normal body temperature) · is hitasótt (higher than normal body temperature) · af koors (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · ta ஜுரம் (higher than normal body temperature) · sl vročina (higher than normal body temperature) · scn frevi (higher than normal body temperature) · uli bech gil (higher than normal body temperature) · nrf fièvre (higher than normal body temperature) · nb feber (higher than normal body temperature) · ar حُمَّة (higher than normal body temperature) · th ไข้ (higher than normal body temperature) · km គ្រុន (higher than normal body temperature) · ga fiabhras (higher than normal body temperature) · ccp 𑄎𑄧𑄢𑄴 (higher than normal body temperature) · vi sốt (higher than normal body temperature) · ug قىزىتما (higher than normal body temperature) · ja 熱 (higher than normal body temperature) · es fiebre (higher than normal body temperature) · uk жар (higher than normal body temperature) · uk пропа́сниця (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · sa ज्वर (higher than normal body temperature) · am ትኩሳት (higher than normal body temperature) · el πυρετός (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · bo ཚད་ནད (higher than normal body temperature) · khb ᦺᦃᧉ (higher than normal body temperature) · tt бизгәк (higher than normal body temperature) · sw harara (higher than normal body temperature) · scn frevi (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · uk гаря́чка (higher than normal body temperature) · ky калтыратма (higher than normal body temperature) · cmn 熱病 /热病 (higher than normal body temperature) · rup heavrã (higher than normal body temperature) · ar حَرَارَة (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · ko 열 (higher than normal body temperature) · cs horečka (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · kmr tagerm (higher than normal body temperature) · uz bezgak (higher than normal body temperature) · rgn favarsena (higher than normal body temperature) · af koors (higher than normal body temperature) · de Temperaturerhöhung (higher than normal body temperature) · gd fiabhras (higher than normal body temperature) · pl gorączka (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · as জ্বৰ (higher than normal body temperature) · tr humma (higher than normal body temperature) · got 𐌷𐌴𐌹𐍄𐍉 (higher than normal body temperature) · mk треска (higher than normal body temperature) · mi kirikā (higher than normal body temperature) · ka ტემპერატურა (higher than normal body temperature) · ccc alijkwa'takochi (higher than normal body temperature) · tr humma (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · alt туму (higher than normal body temperature) · cmn 發燒 /发烧 (higher than normal body temperature) · fi kuume (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · bg температу́ра (higher than normal body temperature) · ko 열병 (higher than normal body temperature) · rm fevra (higher than normal body temperature) · scn malatìa (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · ar حُمَّى (higher than normal body temperature) · pa ਬੁਖ਼ਾਰ (higher than normal body temperature) · ti ምርባጽ (higher than normal body temperature) · ilo gurigor (higher than normal body temperature) · hy հուզմունք (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · ne ज्वरो (higher than normal body temperature) · sq ethe (higher than normal body temperature) · gl quentura (higher than normal body temperature) · hu izgalom (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · scn scipitirìa (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · az isitmə (higher than normal body temperature) · my အဖျား (higher than normal body temperature) · ur بُخار (higher than normal body temperature) · lv drudzis (higher than normal body temperature) · mfe lafiev (higher than normal body temperature) · sk horúčka (higher than normal body temperature) · hy տաքություն (higher than normal body temperature) · be тэмперату́ра (higher than normal body temperature) · rcf fièv (higher than normal body temperature) · cs teplota (higher than normal body temperature) · yka lemmun (higher than normal body temperature) · cmn 狂熱 /狂热 (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · rm feivra (higher than normal body temperature) · cmn 發熱 /发热 (higher than normal body temperature) · ps تبه (higher than normal body temperature) · pi jararoga (higher than normal body temperature) · eu sukar (higher than normal body temperature) · hi बुख़ार (higher than normal body temperature) · ky безгек (higher than normal body temperature) · cy twymyn (higher than normal body temperature) · egy S-m-m-t-Q7 (higher than normal body temperature) · kmr tasar (higher than normal body temperature) · so qandho (higher than normal body temperature) · ota حرارت (higher than normal body temperature) · ceb kalentura (higher than normal body temperature) · ro temperatură (higher than normal body temperature) · ru жар (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · nl verhoging (higher than normal body temperature) · hu izgatottság (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · ru горя́чка (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · dsb zymnica (higher than normal body temperature) · et palavik (higher than normal body temperature) · hil hilanat (higher than normal body temperature) · ckb تا (higher than normal body temperature) · bo ཚ་བ (higher than normal body temperature) · arz سخنية (higher than normal body temperature) · shi ⵜⴰⵡⵍⴰ (higher than normal body temperature) · tr ateş (higher than normal body temperature) · sux 𒌓 (higher than normal body temperature) · el πυρετός (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · ceb hilanat (higher than normal body temperature) · fo fepur (higher than normal body temperature) · ms demam (higher than normal body temperature) · scn lisìa (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · cy achre (higher than normal body temperature) · fr fièvre (higher than normal body temperature) · fi kuume (higher than normal body temperature) · is hiti (higher than normal body temperature) · grc πυρετός (higher than normal body temperature) · yi פֿיבער (higher than normal body temperature) · hy տենդ (higher than normal body temperature) · tl lagnat (higher than normal body temperature) · nci tletl (higher than normal body temperature) · pl podniecenie (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · sw homa (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · uk лихома́нка (state of excitement (of a person or people)) · ang hriþ (higher than normal body temperature) · ru температу́ра (higher than normal body temperature) · te వేకి (higher than normal body temperature) · uk лихома́нка (higher than normal body temperature) · bg тре́ска (usually in combination: any of various diseases) · be жар (higher than normal body temperature) · uk пропáсниця (higher than normal body temperature)