fever
Received Pronunciation (AFI) /ˈfiː.və(r)/
General American, Canadian Standard (AFI) /ˈfiː.və˞/ California
silabación fe-ver
acentuación llana
longitud silábica bisílaba
rimas iː.və(r), iː.və˞

Etimología 1

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Atestiguado desde el siglo XII.[1] Del latín febris.[2]

Sustantivo

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fever¦plural: fevers

1 Medicina
Fiebre1, calentura1.[1]
2
Fiebre1, agitación1, excitación1.[1]
  • Uso: figurado.

Véase también

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Etimología 2

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Se documenta por primera vez en 1606.[1] Del inglés antiguo fēfer.

Verbo transitivo

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Verbo intransitivo

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Conjugación

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Conjugación de fever (fevered, fevered) (regular) []
Formas no personales (verboides)
Infinitivo fever
Gerundio fevering
Participio fevered
Formas personales
Modo indicativo
I you (thou) he, she, it we, you, they
Presente Ifever youfever, feverest he, she, itfevers, fevereth we, you, theyfever
Pretérito Ifevered youfevered, feveredst he, she, itfevered we, you, theyfevered
Pretérito compuesto Ihave fevered youhave fevered he, she, ithas fevered we, you, theyhave fevered
Pretérito pluscuamperfecto Ihad fevered youhad fevered he, she, ithad fevered we, you, theyhad fevered
Futuro Iwill fever youwill fever he, she, itwill fever we, you, theywill fever
Futuro compuesto Iwill have fevered youwill have fevered he, she, itwill have fevered we, you, theywill have fevered
Modo condicional
I you he, she, it we, you, they
Condicional simple Iwould fever youwould fever he, she, itwould fever we, you, theywould fever
Condicional compuesto Iwould have fevered youwould have fevered he, she, itwould have fevered we, you, theywould have fevered
Modo subjuntivo
I you he, she, it we, you, they
Presente Ifever youfever he, she, itfever we, you, theyfever
Pretérito Ifevered youfevered he, she, itfevered we, you, theyfevered
Modo imperativo
(you) (we)
Presente (you)fever (we)let's fever
Leyenda: † arcaico, x no normativo, cambio ortográfico, irregularidad

Referencias y notas

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  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 «fever» en Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary. Editorial: Merriam-Webster. 2013.
  2. «fever» en OED Online. Editorial: Oxford University Press. Oxford. OBS.: Requiere suscripción