TyphUS
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 547
tl'fus, n. a very fatal kind of continued fever, often occurring as an epidemic. [Through Late L. from Gr. typhos smoke, hence stupor arising from fevec~~typho, to smoke, from the root of l^jumus (see Fume), and E. Damp.] m Typic Words in un not found below are to be explained Typlo, tiplk, Typical, tip'ik-al, adj. pertaining to or constituting a type emblematic figurative {fiat, hist.) combining the characteristics of a group. adv. Typically. [Late I*— Gr. tyfikos— typos, a type.]
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