transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈtī-fəs ]
noun
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek typhos fever; akin to Greek typhein to smoke — more at deaf
Date: 1785
: any of various bacterial diseases caused by rickettsias: as
a. : a severe human febrile disease that is caused by one ( Rickettsia prowazekii ) transmitted especially by body lice and is marked by high fever, stupor alternating with delirium, intense headache, and a dark red rash
b. : murine typhus
c. : scrub typhus