fever
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The meaning (definition) of the word fever
a higher than normal body heat when someone is sick
The word fever used in a sentence
“A fever kept Sam home from school on Monday.”
How the word fever is said around the world
| French | fièvre (fyevr) |
| Spanish | fiebre (FYEH-breh) |
| Mandarin | 发烧 (fah shaow) |
| Hindi | बुखार (buu-KHAHR) |
| Arabic | حُمّى (HUM-mah) |
| Russian | температура (teem-pee-ruh-TOO-ruh) |
| Portuguese (EU) | febre (FEH-bruh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | febre (FEH-bree) |
| Japanese | ねつ (NEH-tsuu) |
| German | Fieber (FEE-ber) |
| Urdu | بخار (boo-KHAHR) |
| Punjabi | ਬੁਖ਼ਾਰ (buu-KHAHR) |
| Korean | 열 (yuhl) |
| Hebrew | חום (khohm) |
| Greek | πυρετός (pee-reh-TOHS) |
| Dutch | koorts (kohrts) |
| Tagalog | lagnat (lahg-NAHT) |
| Vietnamese | sốt (SOHT) |
| Turkish | ateş (ah-TESH) |
| Persian | تب (tab) |
| Polish | gorączka (goh-ROHNCH-kah) |
| Ukrainian | температура (tehm-peh-rah-TOO-rah) |
| Bengali | জ্বর (jor) |
| Swedish | feber (FAY-ber) |
| Italian | febbre (FEB-bray) |
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