fever, temperature

febrile, suffering from fever

to have a fever, to get into a state of feverish heat, excitement, or alarm (by reason of), to be stricken with terror

have wrath and malice in the heart

steam to be let off, anger to be appeased, grief to be assuaged, heat of the system to find vent, or to break out (in an eruption)

fever to abate or go

give vent to one's feelings (of anger), be appeased, be assuaged

Bukhara city

Family name/ or high temperature in fever

full of complaints and resentment

fumes, exhalations

granary, storeroom, court-yard

halitosis, bad breath

perfume, incense

substance for fumigation, incense, frankincense

all right, all right, well, for good, to a good end or purpose

fearless, young, the one how's bear still not grown

voluntarily, by self, of self

by oneself, in senses

beside oneself (with joy or grief), out of one's mind

a post marriage feast in Hindu community

yellow fever

scarlatina

enteric fever, typhoid, intermittent fever

scattered, disturbed

disperse, scatter, dispersion

house, cottage, hut

fever caused by the change of season

run a high temperature

meningitis, a type of infectious and infectious fever