A FEVER

Chinese 

發燒 (have a fever, have a high temperature). (various references)

Dutch

koorts hebben (have a fever). (various references)

Esperanto

febri (have a fever). (various references)

Hungarian

lázban ég (to be in a fever), lázba hoz vkit (to throw sy into a fever), lázba ejt (to throw into a fever), lázas izgalomba hoz (to throw into a fever), lázas öröm fogja el (to be in a fever of joy), lázas (fevered, febrile, feverish, to be in a fever), láza van (to be in a fever), izgul (to be in a fever, to jitter, to sweat). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

発熱 (generation of heat, get a fever). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

はつねつ (generation of heat, get a fever). (various references)

Pig Latin

aay everfay.(various references)

Portuguese

estou com febre (i have a fever), estarcomfebre (have a fever). (various references)

Romanian

fi bolnav la pat de friguri (lay sick of a fever), fi agitat (be in a fever, be on fire, rave). (various references)

Russian 

лихорадить (run a fever). (various references)

Scottish

fiabhras, cuartach. (various references)

Spanish

afiebrarse (have a fever), tener fiebre (have a fever). (various references)