Malaria - malaria

Japanese: 瘧 - ぎゃく

〘 noun 〙 A disease in which chills, shivering, and high fevers occur repeatedly at regular intervals. A cold. An onset. An illness. An illness. Season: Summer [Wamyosho, ten volumes (around 934)] * A story about the Cho couple (1777) - Visiting someone who has had an illness "You seem to be suffering from an illness, so I've come to visit you." [Book of the Later Han - Annotated biography of Jingdan]

Malaria

〘Noun〙 (meaning "occurrence") A type of intermittent fever. A disease in which chills and fever occur at the same time every other day or every day. A malarial fever. Aversion. Anxiety. Annoyance. Annoyance. Season: Summer. ※Kokin Chomonshu (1254) 17 "The troubles of the world are caused by the people who cause it. What is called an "occurrence" is something that you yourself do."

Warawa- yamiwaraha... [malaria]

〘 noun 〙 (meaning "childhood disease") A type of intermittent fever. A disease in which chills and fever occur at regular intervals, either every other day or every day. A fever similar to malaria. Onset. Ecstasy. Season: Summer. (From the 10-volume Wamyōshō (around 934))

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Japanese:

〘名〙寒さやふるえや高熱が一定の時間をおいて繰りかえされる病気。わらわやみ。おこり。ぎゃくびょう。ぎゃくへい。《季・夏》〔十巻本和名抄（934頃）〕※咄本・蝶夫婦（1777）おこりの見舞「おまへ、ぎゃくをお煩(わづらい)なさるげな、お見舞に参りました」〔後漢書‐景丹伝注〕