English to Yoruba Meaning of fever - ibà

Fever :

ibà

noun

ibà, otutu, simi, inudidun, rogbodiyan, ooru, buburu temper, ina

Fever :: ibàFevered :: feveredFeverish :: òjòjòFevers :: fevers

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Definitions of fever in English

Noun(1) a rise in the temperature of the body; frequently a symptom of infection(2) intense nervous anticipation

Examples of fever in English

(1) I've been plagued by nausea and fever the last few days, so don't expect any works of literature from me.(2) Most of the forms went to volatile city wards where election fever was at its height.(3) As election fever heats up, both sides are calling their supporters onto the streets.(4) And maybe a few acid drops to cool that mounting election fever .(5) It's election fever in the streets of Sierra Leone's capital, Freetown.(6) There is tenderness over the appendix, often accompanied by a slight fever , a facial flush, and a rapid pulse.(7) Illness is characterized by abrupt onset of fever , myalgia and headache.(8) African equine fever(9) I was mystified, and in a fever of expectation(10) In the meantime, however, St-Maurice has caught federal election fever .(11) Despite the Opposition's election fever , the UNC benches in Parliament yesterday were devoid of tension.(12) Call your doctor if your child also gets a fever , diarrhea, headache, or skin rash.(13) Get ready for a month of sniping, bitching, mud slinging and baby-kissing, kiddies, because election fever is here!(14) election fever reaches its climax tomorrow(15) The air is thick with sweat and sweet perfume, the fever of adolescence.(16) Maternal fever and suspected neonatal infection were the indications with the lowest examination rates.

Related Phrases of fever

(1) yellow fever ::

ofeefee iba

(2) scarlet fever ::

Pupa iba

(3) high fever ::

ga iba

(4) have a fever ::

ni iba

(5) dengue fever ::

iba wogunwogun

(6) rheumatic fever ::

Ibá iba

(7) typhoid fever ::

typhoid iba

Related Phrases of fever

(1) yellow fever ::

ofeefee iba

(2) scarlet fever ::

Pupa iba

(3) high fever ::

ga iba

(4) have a fever ::

ni iba

(5) dengue fever ::

iba wogunwogun

(6) rheumatic fever ::

Ibá iba

(7) typhoid fever ::

typhoid iba

Synonyms

Noun

2. ferment ::

ferment

3. excitement ::

simi

Antonyms

1. health ::

ilera

Different Forms

fever, fevered, feverish, fevers

Word Example from TV Shows

Let me see if you're running a FEVER.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 14

- Dear Lord, not milky green. - Affirmative. With FEVER.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 11

Michael had a FEVER?

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 23

I need fennel root for those with FEVER, willow bark. Mostly I need milk of the poppy.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 7

He was running a little FEVER, nothing to worry about.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 23

Examples of fever from TV Shows

Let me see if you're running a FEVER.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 14

- Dear Lord, not milky green. - Affirmative. With FEVER.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 11

Michael had a FEVER?

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 23

I need fennel root for those with FEVER, willow bark. Mostly I need milk of the poppy.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 7

He was running a little FEVER, nothing to worry about.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 23

English to Yoruba Dictionary: fever

Meaning and definitions of fever, translation in Yoruba language for fever with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of fever in Yoruba and in English language.

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What fever means in Yoruba, fever meaning in Yoruba, fever definition, examples and pronunciation of fever in Yoruba language.

English to Yoruba Dictionary: fever

Meaning and definitions of fever, translation in Yoruba language for fever with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of fever in Yoruba and in English language.

Tags for the entry 'fever'

What fever means in Yoruba, fever meaning in Yoruba, fever definition, examples and pronunciation of fever in Yoruba language.