feverish

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• UK: /ˈfiː.və.ɹɪʃ/
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• US: /ˈfi.vɚ.ɪʃ/
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• CMU ARPABET: F IY1 V ER0 IH0 SH Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree English fever Proto-Indo-European *-iskos Proto-Germanic *-iskaz Proto-West Germanic *-isk Old English -isċ Middle English -ish English -ish English feverish From fever + -ish.

52 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: трескав (treskav) — in the state of having a fever
• Burmese: ဖျား (hpya:) — in the state of having a fever
• Catalan: febril — in the state of having a fever
• Catalan: febrós — in the state of having a fever
• Czech: horečnatý — in the state of having a fever
• Danish: febril — in the state of having a fever
• Danish: febersyg — in the state of having a fever
• Danish: feberhed — in the state of having a fever
• Danish: feber- — in the state of having a fever
• Dutch: koortsig — in the state of having a fever
• Esperanto: febra — in the state of having a fever
• French: fiévreux — in the state of having a fever
• German: fiebrig — in the state of having a fever
• German: febril — in the state of having a fever
• German: fieberhaft — in the state of having a fever
• Greek: εμπύρετος (empýretos) — in the state of having a fever
• Indonesian: demam — in the state of having a fever
• Irish: fiabhrasach — in the state of having a fever
• Italian: febbricoso — in the state of having a fever
• Korean: 열(이 )나는 — in the state of having a fever
• Latin: febriculentus — in the state of having a fever
• Māori: tūhauwiri — in the state of having a fever
• Norwegian Bokmål: febril — in the state of having a fever
• Norwegian Nynorsk: febril — in the state of having a fever
• Plautdietsch: feebrich — in the state of having a fever
• Portuguese: febril — in the state of having a fever
• Russian: лихора́дочный (lixorádočnyj) — in the state of having a fever
• Spanish: febril — in the state of having a fever
• Spanish: febricitante — in the state of having a fever
• Spanish: calenturiento — in the state of having a fever
• Spanish: con fiebre — in the state of having a fever
• Sundanese: harééng — in the state of having a fever
• Turkish: hummalı — in the state of having a fever
• Ottoman Turkish: حرارتلو (hararetli) — in the state of having a fever
• Ukrainian: гарячко́вий (harjačkóvyj) — in the state of having a fever
• Unami: këshëlèxi — in the state of having a fever
• Welsh: poeth — in the state of having a fever
• Catalan: febril — filled with excess energy
• Czech: horečný — filled with excess energy
• Danish: febrilsk — filled with excess energy
• Dutch: koortsachtig — filled with excess energy
• German: fieberhaft — filled with excess energy
• Greek: πυρετώδης (pyretódis) — filled with excess energy
• Hebrew: קַדַּחְתָּנִי (qadaẖtaní) — filled with excess energy
• Italian: febbrile — filled with excess energy
• Korean: 열(이 )많은 — filled with excess energy
• Norwegian Bokmål: febrilsk — filled with excess energy
• Norwegian Nynorsk: febrilsk — filled with excess energy
• Spanish: febril — filled with excess energy
• Turkish: hummalı — filled with excess energy
• Ottoman Turkish: قیزغین (kızgın) — filled with excess energy
• Ukrainian: гарячко́вий (harjačkóvyj) — filled with excess energy