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English fever
← Old English fefer (inherited)
← Old English fefor (mention)
← Old English hriþ (cognate)
← Danish feber (cognate)
← German Fieber (cognate)
← Middle English fever (inherited)
← Middle English fevere (mention)
← Proto-Indo-European *dʰegʷʰ- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *dʰegʷʰ- (derived)
← Latin febris (derived)
← Saterland Frisian Fiewer (cognate)
← Swedish feber (cognate)

→ English February (mention)
→ English feverish (suffix)
→ English fevered (suffix)
→ English Q fever (mention)
→ English enfever (prefix)
→ English feverous (suffix)
→ English hayfever (compound)
→ English antifever (prefix)
→ English feverless (suffix)
→ English fevery (suffix)
→ English feveret (suffix)
→ English feverwort (compound)
→ English fevereth (suffix)
→ English camp fever (mention)
→ English feverlike (suffix)
→ English feverroot (compound)
→ English feversome (suffix)
→ English fever-ridden (compound)
→ English fever blister (compound)
→ English feverweed (compound)
→ Danish feber (cognate)
→ German Fieber (cognate)
→ Japanese フィーバー (borrowed)
→ Norwegian Bokmål brann (link)
→ Pennsylvania German Fiewer (cognate)
→ Scots Februar (cognate)
→ Saterland Frisian Fiewer (cognate)
→ Tok Pisin piva (derived)
→ Tok Pisin fiva (derived)
→ Xhosa ifiva (borrowed)