Fever

//ˈfiːvə//

Synonyms for "fever" (223 found)

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Closest matches (45)

Related words (111)

Noun(3 words)

high temperature passion temperature

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More general

6 entries

excitation excitement fervor fervour inflammation symptom

More specific

371 entries

Aden fever African Coast fever Asian fever Assam fever Astrakhan fever Bay fever Boulogne fever Brazilian purpuric fever Bullis fever Bunyamwera fever Burdwan fever Bwamba fever California fever California valley fever Cape Horn fever Carrión's fever

Showing 16 of 371 words.

Related terms

25 entries

Fever River Foshay-Mollaret cat-scratch fever syndrome febrile feed a cold, starve a fever fervent fervid fervor fever ague fever and ague fever blister fever bush fever grass fever lent fever of unknown origin fever pitch fever powder

Showing 16 of 25 words.

causes

4 entries

drowsiness headache higher body temperature increase in body temperature

defined as

1 entries

body's way of fighting disease

derived

135 entries

7-day fever African swine fever virus Arab fever Bieber fever Botany Bay fever Bulam fever Charcot intermittent fever Charcot's intermittent fever I have a fever Indian fever Japanese fever Karelian fever Katayama's fever Liszt fever Marburg fever Marburg hemorrhagic fever

Showing 16 of 135 words.

distinct from

1 entries

cold

is a

6 entries

anticipation illness physiological process sign of sickness symptom symptom of many illnesses

part of

1 entries

flu sickness

related to

44 entries

ailment anxiety body temperature chills chills and colds colds flu condition degrees disease disease symptom elevated elevated temperature excitement fervent fervid

Showing 16 of 44 words.

Translations

244 translations across 130 languages.

Afrikaans

3 entries

koors noun (higher than normal body temperature)
koors noun (usually in combination: any of various diseases)
koors noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))

Albanian

1 entries

ethe noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Amharic

1 entries

ትኩሳት noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Ancient Greek

1 entries

πυρετός noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Arabic

4 entries

حرارة noun (higher than normal body temperature)
حَرَارَة noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
حُمَّة noun (higher than normal body temperature)
حُمَّى noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Armenian

4 entries

կրակ noun (higher than normal body temperature)
հուզմունք noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
ջերմություն noun (higher than normal body temperature)
տաքություն noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Aromanian

1 entries

heavrã noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Assamese

1 entries

জ্বৰ noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Assyrian Neo-Aramaic

1 entries

ܚܲܡܚܲܡܬܵܐ noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Asturian

1 entries

fiebre noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Azerbaijani

2 entries

isitmə noun (higher than normal body temperature)
qızdırma noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Bashkir

1 entries

биҙгәк noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Basque

1 entries

sukar noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Belarusian

4 entries

гара́чка noun (higher than normal body temperature)
жар noun (higher than normal body temperature)
ліхама́нка noun (higher than normal body temperature)
ліхама́нка noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))

Bengali

1 entries

জ্বর noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Bikol Central

1 entries

kalentura noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Bulgarian

3 entries

температу́ра noun (higher than normal body temperature)
тре́ска noun (higher than normal body temperature)
тре́ска noun (usually in combination: any of various diseases)

Burmese

1 entries

အဖျား noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Catalan

1 entries

febre noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Cebuano

2 entries

hilanat noun (higher than normal body temperature)
kalentura noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Central Kurdish

1 entries

تا noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Chakma

1 entries

𑄎𑄧𑄢𑄴 noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Chamicuro

1 entries

alijkwa'takochi noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Chinese Mandarin

4 entries

熱 /热 noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
熱病 /热病 noun (higher than normal body temperature)
熱病 /热病 noun (higher than normal body temperature)
熱病 /热病 noun (usually in combination: any of various diseases)

Classical Nahuatl

1 entries

tletl noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Czech

3 entries

horečka noun (higher than normal body temperature)
horečka noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
teplota noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Danish

1 entries

feber noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Dutch

2 entries

koorts noun (higher than normal body temperature)
verhoging noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Egyptian

1 entries

S-m-m-t-Q7 noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Esperanto

1 entries

febro noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Estonian

1 entries

palavik noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Faroese

1 entries

fepur noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Finnish

4 entries

huuma noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
kuume noun (higher than normal body temperature)
kuume noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
kuume (also -rokko, -nuha etc.) noun (usually in combination: any of various diseases)

French

1 entries

fièvre noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Friulian

1 entries

fiere noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Galician

2 entries

febre noun (higher than normal body temperature)
quentura noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Georgian

3 entries

სიცხე noun (higher than normal body temperature)
ტემპერატურა noun (higher than normal body temperature)
ციებ-ცხელება noun (higher than normal body temperature)

German

2 entries

Fieber noun (higher than normal body temperature)
Temperaturerhöhung noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Gothic

2 entries

𐌱𐍂𐌹𐌽𐌽𐍉 noun (higher than normal body temperature)
𐌷𐌴𐌹𐍄𐍉 noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Greek

3 entries

πυρετός noun (higher than normal body temperature)
πυρετός noun (usually in combination: any of various diseases)
πυρετός noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))

Gujarati

1 entries

તાવ noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Hawaiian

3 entries

maʻi kuni noun (higher than normal body temperature)
piwa noun (higher than normal body temperature)
wela noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Hebrew

2 entries

קַדַּחַת noun (higher than normal body temperature)
קַדַּחַת noun (usually in combination: any of various diseases)

Hiligaynon

1 entries

hilanat noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Hindi

2 entries

ज्वर noun (higher than normal body temperature)
बुख़ार noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Hungarian

4 entries

hőemelkedés noun (higher than normal body temperature)
izgalom noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
izgatottság noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
láz noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Icelandic

2 entries

hitasótt noun (higher than normal body temperature)
hiti noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Ilocano

1 entries

gurigor noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Indonesian

1 entries

demam noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Ingrian

2 entries

varitauti noun (higher than normal body temperature)
žaaru noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Interlingua

1 entries

febre noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Iquito

1 entries

ípanaca noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Iranian Persian

1 entries

تَب noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Irish

1 entries

fiabhras noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Isnag

1 entries

daxang noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Italian

1 entries

febbre noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Japanese

2 entries

熱 noun (higher than normal body temperature)
発熱 noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Kapampangan

1 entries

lagnat noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Kazakh

1 entries

қызба noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Khmer

1 entries

គ្រុន noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Korean

3 entries

발열 noun (higher than normal body temperature)
열 noun (higher than normal body temperature)
열병 noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Kyrgyz

2 entries

безгек noun (higher than normal body temperature)
калтыратма noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Ladin

1 entries

fiëura noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Lao

1 entries

ໄຂ້ noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Latin

1 entries

febris noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Latvian

1 entries

drudzis noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Lithuanian

1 entries

karščiavimas noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Lower Sorbian

1 entries

zymnica noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Lü

1 entries

ᦺᦃᧉ noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Macedonian

1 entries

треска noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Malagasy

1 entries

fanaviana noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Malay

1 entries

demam noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Maore Comorian

1 entries

ɓuhuo noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Māori

1 entries

kirikā noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Navajo

2 entries

tahoniigááh noun (higher than normal body temperature)
tahoniigááh noun (usually in combination: any of various diseases)

Nepali

1 entries

ज्वरो noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Norman

1 entries

fièvre noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Northern Kurdish

3 entries

ta noun (higher than normal body temperature)
tagerm noun (higher than normal body temperature)
tasar noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Norwegian Bokmål

3 entries

feber noun (higher than normal body temperature)
feber noun (usually in combination: any of various diseases)
feber noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))

Occitan

1 entries

fèbre noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Old English

1 entries

hriþ noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Ottoman Turkish

2 entries

حرارت noun (higher than normal body temperature)
حرارت noun (usually in combination: any of various diseases)

Pali

2 entries

jararoga noun (higher than normal body temperature)
pariḷāha noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Pangasinan

1 entries

puetang noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Pannonian Rusyn

2 entries

горучка noun (higher than normal body temperature)
горучка noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))

Pashto

1 entries

تبه noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Plautdietsch

2 entries

Braunt noun (higher than normal body temperature)
Feeba noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Polish

4 entries

gorączka noun (higher than normal body temperature)
gorączka noun (usually in combination: any of various diseases)
gorączka noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
podniecenie noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))

Portuguese

1 entries

febre noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Punjabi

2 entries

ਤਾਪ noun (higher than normal body temperature)
ਬੁਖ਼ਾਰ noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Quechua

1 entries

rupha noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Romagnol

1 entries

favarsena noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Romanian

2 entries

febră noun (higher than normal body temperature)
temperatură noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Romansch

3 entries

feavra noun (higher than normal body temperature)
feivra noun (higher than normal body temperature)
fevra noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Russian

4 entries

горя́чка noun (higher than normal body temperature)
горя́чка noun (usually in combination: any of various diseases)
горя́чка noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
жар noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Sanskrit

1 entries

ज्वर noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Sardinian

2 entries

calentura noun (higher than normal body temperature)
callantura noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Scottish Gaelic

2 entries

fiabhras noun (higher than normal body temperature)
fiabhras noun (usually in combination: any of various diseases)

Serbo-Croatian

2 entries

gròznica noun (higher than normal body temperature)
гро̀зница noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Sicilian

4 entries

frevi noun (higher than normal body temperature)
frevi noun (usually in combination: any of various diseases)
liscìa noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))
lisìa noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))

Slovak

1 entries

horúčka noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Slovene

1 entries

vročina noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Somali

1 entries

qandho noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Southern Altai

2 entries

безгек noun (higher than normal body temperature)
туму noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Spanish

2 entries

calentura noun (higher than normal body temperature)
fiebre noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Sumerian

1 entries

𒌓 noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Swahili

4 entries

harara noun (higher than normal body temperature)
homa noun (higher than normal body temperature)
homa noun (usually in combination: any of various diseases)
homa noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))

Swedish

3 entries

feber noun (higher than normal body temperature)
feber noun (usually in combination: any of various diseases)
feber noun (state of excitement (of a person or people))

Tagalog

1 entries

lagnat noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Tajik

2 entries

таб noun (higher than normal body temperature)
табларза noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Tamil

3 entries

காய்ச்சல் noun (higher than normal body temperature)
ஜுரம் noun (higher than normal body temperature)
ஜ்வரம் noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Tashelhit

1 entries

ⵜⴰⵡⵍⴰ noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Tatar

1 entries

бизгәк noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Tausug

1 entries

hinglaw noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Telugu

3 entries

జ్వరము noun (higher than normal body temperature)
పులకరము noun (higher than normal body temperature)
వేకి noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Thai

1 entries

ไข้ noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Tigrinya

1 entries

ምርባጽ noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Turkish

3 entries

ateş noun (higher than normal body temperature)
humma noun (higher than normal body temperature)
humma noun (usually in combination: any of various diseases)

Turkmen

1 entries

gyzzyrma noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Ukrainian

4 entries

гаря́чка noun (higher than normal body temperature)
жар noun (higher than normal body temperature)
лихома́нка noun (higher than normal body temperature)
лихома́нка noun (usually in combination: any of various diseases)

Urdu

2 entries

بُخار noun (higher than normal body temperature)
تاپ noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Uyghur

1 entries

قىزىتما noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Uzbek

2 entries

bezgak noun (higher than normal body temperature)
isitma noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Venetan

2 entries

fevra noun (higher than normal body temperature)
féra noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Vietnamese

1 entries

sốt noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Volapük

1 entries

fif noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Walloon

1 entries

five noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Welsh

2 entries

achre noun (higher than normal body temperature)
twymyn noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Yakan

1 entries

lemmun noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Yiddish

1 entries

פֿיבער noun (higher than normal body temperature)

Sample sentences

23 total sentences available.

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You have a little fever today, don't you?

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My forehead burned with fever.

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I have a sore throat and a slight fever.

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Tom is in bed with a fever.

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Fever

Synonyms for "fever" (223 found)

Closest matches (45)

Strong matches (67)

Related words (111)

Related word relations

More general

More specific

Related terms

causes

defined as

derived

distinct from

is a

part of

related to

Translations

Afrikaans

Albanian

Amharic

Ancient Greek

Arabic

Armenian

Aromanian

Assamese

Assyrian Neo-Aramaic

Asturian

Azerbaijani

Bashkir

Basque

Belarusian

Bengali

Bikol Central

Bulgarian

Burmese

Catalan

Cebuano

Central Kurdish

Chakma

Chamicuro

Chinese Mandarin

Classical Nahuatl

Czech

Danish

Dutch

Egyptian

Esperanto

Estonian

Faroese

Finnish

French

Friulian

Galician

Georgian

German

Gothic

Greek

Gujarati

Hawaiian

Hebrew

Hiligaynon

Hindi

Hungarian

Icelandic

Ilocano

Indonesian

Ingrian

Interlingua

Iquito

Iranian Persian

Irish

Isnag

Italian

Japanese

Kapampangan

Kazakh

Khmer

Korean

Kyrgyz

Ladin