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Fieber
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fieber
German
Etymology
de ine-pro *dʰegʷʰ-
From de gmh fieber, from de goh fiebar, from de gmw-pro *fēbr, borrowed from de la febris fever.
Pronunciation
de /ˈfiːbər/ [ˈfiː.bɐ]
de De-Fieber.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>)
de Fiber
Noun
n
fever heightened body temperature
de Paul ist krank, er hat Fieber. Paul is sick, he's got a fever.
de figurative vigour, confidence
de figurative mostly in compounds fever, bug obsession for an activity
Declension
n
Derived terms
de fieberhaft Fiebermittel fiebersenkend Fiebertraum Fieberwahn fiebrig Fleckfieber Milchfieber Nervenfieber Tropenfieber Lampenfieber fiebern Reisefieber
Further reading
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