Definition
Affected by or showing buboes; marked by the swollen lymph nodes characteristic of plague or other diseases.
Etymology
From 'buboe' or 'bubo' (from Greek 'boubon' meaning 'groin'), with the past participle suffix '-ed.' The term describes a condition where the body is marked by the characteristic swollen lymph nodes of infectious disease.
Kelly Says
Buboed patients in medieval times were often isolated and marked as plague victims—the visual sign of the buboes made you instantly recognizable as dying, which is why the Black Death was so psychologically devastating to entire communities that saw bodies piling up.
Translations
ARالعربية
بوبويد
boo-boe-id
BNবাংলা
বুবোয়েড
boo-bo-yed
CACatalà
buboed
boo-boe-ed
CSČeština
buboed
boo-boe-ed
DADansk
buboed
boo-boe-ed
DEDeutsch
buboed
boo-boe-ed
ELΕλληνικά
μπουμπουέδ
m-poo-m-po-ed
ESEspañol
buboed
boo-boe-ed
FISuomi
buboed
boo-boe-ed
FRFrançais
buboed
boo-boe-ed
HIहिन्दी
बुबोएड
boo-boe-ad
HUMagyar
buboed
boo-boe-ed
IDBahasa Indonesia
buboed
boo-boe-ed
ITItaliano
buboed
boo-boe-ed
MSBahasa Melayu
buboed
boo-boe-ed
NLNederlands
buboed
boo-boe-ed
NONorsk
buboed
boo-boe-ed
PLPolski
buboed
boo-boe-ed
PTPortuguês
buboed
boo-boe-ed
RORomână
buboed
boo-boe-ed
RUРусский
бубоэд
boo-boe-ed
SVSvenska
buboed
boo-boe-ed
SWKiswahili
buboed
boo-boe-ed
TAதமிழ்
புபொய்டு
pu-po-y-du
TEతెలుగు
బుబోయిడ్
boo-bo-yid
TRTürkçe
buboed
boo-boe-ed
UKУкраїнська
бубоед
boo-boe-ed
VITiếng Việt
buboed
boo-boe-ed