chickenpox

English

Etymology

chicken +‎ pox

Noun

chickenpox (usually uncountable; plural chickenpoxes)

Wikipedia

1. (pathology) A common childhood disease caused by the varicella-zoster virus (VZV), also known as human herpes virus 3 (HHV-3).

Translations

childhood disease

• Armenian: ջրծաղիկ (hy) (ǰrçaġik)
• Bulgarian: варицела (bg) (varicela) f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 水痘 (cmn) (shuǐdòu)

• Czech: plané neštovice (cs) f pl
• Danish: skoldkopper
• Dutch: waterpokken (nl)
• Erzya: варма ливкст (varma livkst) pl
• Finnish: vesirokko (fi)
• French: varicelle (fr) f
• German: Windpocken (de) f pl
• Greek: ανεμοβλογιά (el) (anemovlogiá) f
• Hebrew: אבעבועות רוח (ava'abu'ot ruakh) f pl
• Hungarian: bárányhimlő (hu)

• Irish: deilgneach (ga) f
• Italian: varicella (it) f
• Jèrriais: vétheule volante f
• Luxembourgish: Waasserpouken (lb) pl
• Neapolitan: ìsciola f
• Norwegian: vannkopper (no)
• Polish: ospa wietrzna (pl) f
• Portuguese: varicela (pt) f, catapora (pt) f
• Russian: ветряная оспа (ru) (vetrjanája óspa) f, ветрянка (ru) (vetrjánka) f
• Spanish: varicela f, china f (Cuba), lechina f (Venezuela), peste cristal f (Chile)
• Swahili: surua (sw)
• Swedish: vattkoppor (sv)
• Turkish: su çiçeği (tr)
• Vietnamese: thủy đậu (vi)