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Afrikaans: koors; Albanian: ethe; Amharic: ትኩሳት; Arabic: حُمَّة, حُمَّى; Egyptian Arabic: سخنية; Hijazi Arabic: حرارة; Moroccan Arabic: سخانة; Armenian: տենդ, տաքություն, ջերմություն, կրակ; Aromanian: heavrã; Assamese: জ্বৰ; Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܚܲܡܚܲܡܬܵܐ; Asturian: fiebre; Azerbaijani: qızdırma; Bashkir: биҙгәк; Basque: sukar; Belarusian: тэмпература, гарачка, жар, ліхаманка; Bengali: জ্বর; Berber Tashelhit: ⵜⴰⵡⵍⴰ; Bikol Central: kalentura; Bulgarian: температура, треска; Burmese: အဖျား; Catalan: febre; Cebuano: hilanat, kalentura; Chakma: 𑄎𑄧𑄢𑄴; Chamicuro: alijkwa'takochi; Chinese Mandarin: [[發熱]], [[发热]], [[發燒]], [[发烧]], [[熱病]], [[热病]], [[熱病]], [[热病]]; Classical Nahuatl: tletl; Czech: horečka, teplota; Danish: feber; Dutch: [[verhoging]], [[koorts]]; Esperanto: febro; Estonian: palavik; Faroese: fepur; Finnish: kuume; French: [[fièvre]]; Friulian: fiere; Galician: febre, quentura; Georgian: სიცხე, ციებ-ცხელება, ტემპერატურა; German: [[Fieber]], [[Temperaturerhöhung]]; Gothic: 𐌱𐍂𐌹𐌽𐌽𐍉, 𐌷𐌴𐌹𐍄𐍉; Greek: [[πυρετός]]; Ancient Greek: [[βρύχετος]], [[εἶρος]], [[ἐκπύρωσις]], [[θέρμη]], [[καῦμα]], [[καυμός]], [[κραῦρα]]; Guaraní: akãnundu; Gujarati: તાવ; Hebrew: קַדַּחַת; Hiligaynon: hilanat; Hindi: बुख़ार, ज्वर; Hungarian: láz, hőemelkedés; Icelandic: hiti, hitasótt; Ilocano: gurigor; Indonesian: demam; Ingrian: žaaru, varitauti; Interlingua: febre; Iquito: ípanaca; Irish: fiabhras; Isnag: daxang; Italian: [[febbre]]; Japanese: 熱, 発熱; Kapampangan: lagnat; Kazakh: қызба; Khmer: គ្រុន; Korean: 열(熱), 열병(熱病), 발열(發熱); Kurdish Central Kurdish: تا; Northern Kurdish: ta, tasar, tagerm; Kyrgyz: калтыратма, безгек; Ladin: fiëura; Lao: ໄຂ້; Latin: [[febris]]; Latvian: drudzis; Lithuanian: karščiavimas; Lü: ᦺᦃᧉ; Macedonian: треска; Malagasy: fanaviana; Malay: demam; Maore Comorian: ɓuhuo; Navajo: tahoniigááh; Nepali: ज्वरो; Norman: fièvre; Norwegian Bokmål: feber; Occitan: fèbre; Old English: hriþ; Pali: pariḷāha, jararoga; Pangasinan: puetang; Pashto: تبه; Persian: تب; Plautdietsch: Feeba, Braunt; Polish: gorączka, temperatura; Portuguese: [[febre]]; Punjabi: ਤਾਪ, ਬੁਖ਼ਾਰ; Quechua: rupha; Romagnol: favarsena; Romanian: temperatură, febră; Romansch: fevra, feavra, feivra; Russian: [[температура]], [[лихорадка]], [[горячка]], [[жар]]; Sanskrit: ज्वर; Sardinian: calentura, callantura; Scottish Gaelic: fiabhras; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: гро̀зница; Roman: gròznica; Sicilian: frevi; Slovak: horúčka; Slovene: vročina; Somali: qandho; Sorbian Lower Sorbian: zymnica; Spanish: [[fiebre]], [[calentura]]; Sumerian: 𒌓; Swahili: homa, harara; Swedish: feber; Tagalog: lagnat; Tajik: таб, табларза; Tamil: காய்ச்சல், ஜுரம், ஜ்வரம்; Tatar: бизгәк; Tausug: hinglaw; Telugu: జ్వరము, వేకి, పులకరము; Thai: ไข้; Tigrinya: ምርባጽ; Turkish: ateş; Turkmen: gyzzyrma; Ukrainian: гарячка, лихоманка, температура, жар, пропáсниця; Urdu: بُخار; Uyghur: قىزىتما; Uzbek: isitma, bezgak; Venetan: fevra, féra; Vietnamese: sốt; Volapük: fif; Walloon: five; Welsh: twymyn, achre; Yakan: lemmun; Yiddish: פֿיבער | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:16, 15 October 2024
German > Latin
Fieber, febris. – die Fieber (Fieberkrankheiten), febrium valetudines. – ein kleines F., ein Anfall von F., ein bißchen F., febricula: ein Anfall des Fiebers, s. Fieberanfall. – das drei-, viertägige F., febris tertiana, quartana; gew. bl. tertiana, quartana: ein hitziges, kaltes, schleichendes, febris ardens, frigida, lenta. – ein F. bekommen, in ein F. verfallen, sich ein F. zuziehen, von einem F. ergriffen werden. febrim (febriculam) nancisci; in febrim incĭdere (z.B. ex labore); febri corripi; febrire coepisse: F. haben, febrim (febriculam) habere, pati. affectum esse febri (am F. daniederliegen); febrire. aestu febrique iactari (im F. liegen, von Fieberhitze geschüttelt werden); febricitare (wiederholt im F. liegen): kein F. haben, s. fieberfrei (sein) no. a: vom F. frei, s. fieberfrei. – das F. kommt, bricht aus, febris accedit, incipit: das F. hört auf, legt sich, febris decedit, desinit, finitur, quiescit: das F. kommt wieder, febris redit: das F. vertreiben, febrim abigere, discutere.
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Afrikaans: koors; Albanian: ethe; Amharic: ትኩሳት; Arabic: حُمَّة, حُمَّى; Egyptian Arabic: سخنية; Hijazi Arabic: حرارة; Moroccan Arabic: سخانة; Armenian: տենդ, տաքություն, ջերմություն, կրակ; Aromanian: heavrã; Assamese: জ্বৰ; Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܚܲܡܚܲܡܬܵܐ; Asturian: fiebre; Azerbaijani: qızdırma; Bashkir: биҙгәк; Basque: sukar; Belarusian: тэмпература, гарачка, жар, ліхаманка; Bengali: জ্বর; Berber Tashelhit: ⵜⴰⵡⵍⴰ; Bikol Central: kalentura; Bulgarian: температура, треска; Burmese: အဖျား; Catalan: febre; Cebuano: hilanat, kalentura; Chakma: 𑄎𑄧𑄢𑄴; Chamicuro: alijkwa'takochi; Chinese Mandarin: 發熱, 发热, 發燒, 发烧, 熱病, 热病, 熱病, 热病; Classical Nahuatl: tletl; Czech: horečka, teplota; Danish: feber; Dutch: verhoging, koorts; Esperanto: febro; Estonian: palavik; Faroese: fepur; Finnish: kuume; French: fièvre; Friulian: fiere; Galician: febre, quentura; Georgian: სიცხე, ციებ-ცხელება, ტემპერატურა; German: Fieber, Temperaturerhöhung; Gothic: 𐌱𐍂𐌹𐌽𐌽𐍉, 𐌷𐌴𐌹𐍄𐍉; Greek: πυρετός; Ancient Greek: βρύχετος, εἶρος, ἐκπύρωσις, θέρμη, καῦμα, καυμός, κραῦρα; Guaraní: akãnundu; Gujarati: તાવ; Hebrew: קַדַּחַת; Hiligaynon: hilanat; Hindi: बुख़ार, ज्वर; Hungarian: láz, hőemelkedés; Icelandic: hiti, hitasótt; Ilocano: gurigor; Indonesian: demam; Ingrian: žaaru, varitauti; Interlingua: febre; Iquito: ípanaca; Irish: fiabhras; Isnag: daxang; Italian: febbre; Japanese: 熱, 発熱; Kapampangan: lagnat; Kazakh: қызба; Khmer: គ្រុន; Korean: 열(熱), 열병(熱病), 발열(發熱); Kurdish Central Kurdish: تا; Northern Kurdish: ta, tasar, tagerm; Kyrgyz: калтыратма, безгек; Ladin: fiëura; Lao: ໄຂ້; Latin: febris; Latvian: drudzis; Lithuanian: karščiavimas; Lü: ᦺᦃᧉ; Macedonian: треска; Malagasy: fanaviana; Malay: demam; Maore Comorian: ɓuhuo; Navajo: tahoniigááh; Nepali: ज्वरो; Norman: fièvre; Norwegian Bokmål: feber; Occitan: fèbre; Old English: hriþ; Pali: pariḷāha, jararoga; Pangasinan: puetang; Pashto: تبه; Persian: تب; Plautdietsch: Feeba, Braunt; Polish: gorączka, temperatura; Portuguese: febre; Punjabi: ਤਾਪ, ਬੁਖ਼ਾਰ; Quechua: rupha; Romagnol: favarsena; Romanian: temperatură, febră; Romansch: fevra, feavra, feivra; Russian: температура, лихорадка, горячка, жар; Sanskrit: ज्वर; Sardinian: calentura, callantura; Scottish Gaelic: fiabhras; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: гро̀зница; Roman: gròznica; Sicilian: frevi; Slovak: horúčka; Slovene: vročina; Somali: qandho; Sorbian Lower Sorbian: zymnica; Spanish: fiebre, calentura; Sumerian: 𒌓; Swahili: homa, harara; Swedish: feber; Tagalog: lagnat; Tajik: таб, табларза; Tamil: காய்ச்சல், ஜுரம், ஜ்வரம்; Tatar: бизгәк; Tausug: hinglaw; Telugu: జ్వరము, వేకి, పులకరము; Thai: ไข้; Tigrinya: ምርባጽ; Turkish: ateş; Turkmen: gyzzyrma; Ukrainian: гарячка, лихоманка, температура, жар, пропáсниця; Urdu: بُخار; Uyghur: قىزىتما; Uzbek: isitma, bezgak; Venetan: fevra, féra; Vietnamese: sốt; Volapük: fif; Walloon: five; Welsh: twymyn, achre; Yakan: lemmun; Yiddish: פֿיבער