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1. (n.) scarlet fever
a contagious febrile disease caused by streptococci and characterized by a red rash.
Etymology: (1670–80)
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1. (noun) scarlet fever, scarlatina
an acute communicable disease (usually in children) characterized by fever and a red rash
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1. scarlet fever
Infection with group A streptococci that is characterized by tonsillitis and pharyngitis. An erythematous rash is commonly present.
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Sense: an infectious fever usually with a sore throat and red rash.
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 Afrikaans: skarlakenkoors |
 Arabic: حُمّى قِرْمِزِيَّه |
 Bulgarian: скарлатина |
 Brazilian: escarlatina |
 Czech: spála |
 German: der Scharlach |
 Danish: skarlagensfeber |
 Greek: οστρακιά |
 Spanish: escarlatina |
 Estonian: sarlakid |
 Farsi: مخملك |
 Finnish: tulirokko |
 French: scarlatine |
 Hebrew: שָׁנִית |
 Hindi: एक तरह का बुखार |
 Croatian: šarlah |
 Hungarian: skarlát |
 Indonesian: demam merah |
 Icelandic: skarlatssótt |
 Italian: scarlattina |
 Japanese: しょう紅熱 |
 Korean: 성홍열 |
 Lithuanian: skarlatina |
 Latvian: skarlatīna, šarlaks |
 Malay: demam skarlet; skarlatina |
 Dutch: roodvonk |
 Norwegian: skarlagensfeber |
 Polish: szkarlatyna |
 Persian: مخملك |
 Pashto: تك سور |
 Portuguese: escarlatina |
 Romanian: scarlatină |
 Russian: скарлатина |
 Slovak: šarlach |
 Slovenian: škrlatinka |
 Serbian: šarlah |
 Swedish: scharlakansfeber |
 Thai: ไข้อีดำอีแดง |
 Turkish: kızıl hastalığı |
 Taiwanese: 猩紅熱 |
 Ukrainian: скарлатина |
 Urdu: لال بخار |
 Vietnamese: bệnh ban đỏ |
 Chinese: 猩红热 |
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