A minor or slight fever; a small or mild case of fever (archaic or dialectal).
From 'fever' + diminutive suffix '-et.' An archaic or dialectal term that appears rarely in English texts, suggesting a nuanced way of describing less severe fevers.
Languages with good diminutive systems let you say things like 'just a little fever' with one word—English kept some of these, but most faded, making 'feveret' a ghost of linguistic precision.
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