myEtymology.com: Portuguese etymology of febre

Etymology of the Portuguese word febre

the Portuguese word febre

derived from the Latin word febris (fever, attack of fever)

derived from the Vulgar Latin word febre

derived from the French word faible

derived from the Vulgar Latin root *febilis

derived from the Classical Latin word flebilis (lamentable, causing, worthy of)

derived from the Latin word flere (cry for; cry, weep)

Catalan febra, English fever, French faible, French fièvre, German Faible, German Fieber, Italian fievole, Italian febbre, Latin febris, Norwegian feber, Provençal febre, Provençal feble, Romanian febră, Spanish feble, Spanish fiebre, Swedish fäbless, Swedish feber, Yiddish fiber