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疟 (nüè) 1. 【Disease】: An acute infectious disease caused by the Plasmodium parasite, transmitted by Anopheles mosquitoes. Symptoms include periodic chills and fevers, followed by general weakness after the fever. 2. 【Abuse】: Also refers to "虐" (nüè), which signifies cruelty or disaster. 3. 【Usage in Context**: - Example texts include mentions in classical literature, indicating the condition of "疟疾" (malaria) and its effects. - Related entries discuss the historical context of malaria regarding climate influences or ancient medical texts. 4. 【As a Verb】: 1. To suffer abuse. 2. Refers to a variant meaning of "nüè". 5. 【Colloquial Usage】: Refers to the common term for "malaria", such as “发～～” (to have a seizure, also referred to as "打摆子"). 6. Related terms: - "疟子" (yàozi), a variant term associated with the same meaning. Note: The term "疟" (nüè) has multiple layers of meaning, both related to the disease malaria and to the concept of cruelty or suffering, emphasizing its significance in both medical and cultural contexts.