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English: fever, febrility, febricity, pyrexia, feverishness a rise in the temperature of the body; frequently a symptom of infection Русский: лихорадка, жар Português do Brasil: febre 日本語: Türkçe: humma Româneşte: febrã, febră Nederlands: koorts, verhoging, temperatuur Čeština: horečka Svenska: feber Afrikaans: koors Dansk: feber Lietuviškai: karštis, karštligė Latviešu: drudzis, satraukums, uzbudinājums Esperanto: febro Galego: febre Монгол хэл: халуун, хумхаа, сэтгэл мэдрэлийн цочрол Papiamentu: keintura |
简体中文: 繁體中文: 發燒, 發熱, 熱病, 燒 العربية: حمّى, حمى Français: la fievre, fièvre, température 한국어: 열, 열광 Polski: gorączka, temperatura Hrvatski: groznica Bahasa Indonesia: demam Ελληνικά: πυρετός ﻯﺭﺩ: تب Suomi: kuume, kuumeisuus עברית: חום Slovenščina: vročica, vročičnost ar Brezhoneg: terzhienn Euskara: sukar, pirexia, bero, helgaitz Interlingua: febre Latine: febris Wikipedia: 1 |
Español: la fiebre Português: a febre, fèbre Deutsch: das Fieber Italiano: febbre, febbrone, iperpiressia, piressia, ipertermia kiSwahili: homa ไทย: ไข้ Magyar: láz Български: треска, температура Català: febre, pirèxia Slovenčina: horúčka Norsk: feber Македонски: треската Eesti: palavik Føroyskt: fepur, hitasótt, hiti Íslenska: fáir, hiti, fámennur, sótthiti norsk: feber WordNet: 1 |
]improved; ameliorated
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