syphilis

See also: Syphilis

English

From New Latin syphilis, originally the title of a poem by Girolamo Fracastoro concerning "Syphilus", the supposed first sufferer of the disease.

syphilis (uncountable)

sexual disease caused by Treponema pallidum

Arabic: زُهَرِيّ‎ (zuhariyy), مَرَض فِرَنْجِيّ‎ (maraḍ firanjiyy), اَلاِفْرَنْجِيّ‎ (al-ifranjiyy)
Arikara: čeeníwiš
Assiniboine: ceȟníbi
Catalan: sífilis m
Chichewa: chindoko
Chinese:
Mandarin: 梅毒 (zh) (méidú)
Czech: syfilis f, příjice f
Danish: syfilis c
Dhivehi: ސިފިލިސް‎ (sifilis)
Dutch: syfilis (nl) f
Esperanto: sifiliso
Estonian: süüfilis
Faroese: fransósir f pl, syfilis n
Finnish: syfilis (fi), kuppa (fi)
French: syphilis (fr) f
Galician: gálico m, lúes f, morbo gálico m, sífilis f
German: Syphilis (de) f
Greek: σύφιλη (el) f (sýfili)
Greenlandic: niviarsiapilunneq, syfilisi
Hawaiian: kaokao
Hebrew: עַגֶּבֶת‎ (he) m ('agévet)
Hindi: उपदंश (hi) (updanś)
Hungarian: szifilisz (hu)
Icelandic: sárasótt (is) f
Indonesian: raja singa (id)
Interlingua: syphilis
Italian: sifilide (it) f, lue (it) f
Japanese: 梅毒 (ばいどく, baidoku), ジフィリス (shifirisu)

Kalmyk: мерәсн (meräsn)
Kazakh: мерез (merez)
Korean: 매독 (ko) (梅毒, maedok)
Koyraboro Senni: masar
Kurdish: agire (ku) f
Latvian: sifiliss m
Malay: penyakit raja singa
Maori: pākewakewa, mate pākewakewa
Navajo: cháchʼosh
Niuean: kafukula
Norman: chancre m
Norwegian:
Bokmål: syfilis m

Nynorsk: syfilis m
Polish: kiła (pl) m, syfilis (pl) m
Portuguese: sífilis (pt) f
Quechua: wanthi unquy
Romanian: sifilis (ro) n
Russian: си́филис (ru) m (sífilis), сифо́н (ru) m (sifón), генера́л (ru) m (generál)
Slovak: syfilis (sk) m
Spanish: sífilis (es) f, gálico (es)
Swahili: kaswende (sw)
Swedish: syfilis (sv)
Tibetan: སེ་མོག (se mog), རྒྱ་ནད (rgya nad)
Turkish: frengi (tr), sifiliz (tr)
Tuvan: паш (paš)
Volapük: süfilid
Yapese: baaydook

syphilis (uncountable)

First used in 1530 by Girolamo Fracastoro, from the name of a mythical first sufferer of the disease, Syphilus.

syphilis f (genitive syphilidis); third declension

Third declension.

luēs, luēs venerea, pudendagra, morbus Gallicus, scabiēs Gallica, morbus Neapolītānus, morbus Hispānicus, scabiēs Hispānica, morbus Indicus, morbus Ītalus, morbus Ītalicus, luēs Hispānica, luēs Gallica, luēs Neapolītāna

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