There are 11 total results for your 熱病 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
熱病 热病 see styles |
rè bìng re4 bing4 je ping netsubyou / netsubyo ねつびょう |
fever; pyrexia (noun - becomes adjective with の) fever; febrile disease Fever. |
兔熱病 兔热病 see styles |
tù rè bìng tu4 re4 bing4 t`u je ping tu je ping |
tularemia; rabbit fever |
冷熱病 冷热病 see styles |
lěng rè bìng leng3 re4 bing4 leng je ping |
malaria |
稲熱病 see styles |
tounetsubyou / tonetsubyo とうねつびょう imochibyou / imochibyo いもちびょう |
rice blight; rice blast |
高熱病 高热病 see styles |
gāo rè bìng gao1 re4 bing4 kao je ping |
fever; high fever |
黃熱病 黄热病 see styles |
huáng rè bìng huang2 re4 bing4 huang je ping |
yellow fever |
黄熱病 see styles |
ounetsubyou; kounetsubyou / onetsubyo; konetsubyo おうねつびょう; こうねつびょう |
yellow fever |
黒熱病 see styles |
kokunetsubyou / kokunetsubyo こくねつびょう |
kala-azar; black fever; visceral leishmaniasis |
黃熱病毒 黄热病毒 see styles |
huáng rè bìng dú huang2 re4 bing4 du2 huang je ping tu |
yellow fever virus |
裂谷熱病毒 裂谷热病毒 see styles |
liè gǔ rè bìng dú lie4 gu3 re4 bing4 du2 lieh ku je ping tu |
Rift Valley fever virus |
Variations: |
imochibyou; tounetsubyou(稲熱病) / imochibyo; tonetsubyo(稲熱病) いもちびょう; とうねつびょう(稲熱病) |
rice blight; rice blast |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 11 results for "熱病" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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