[DOC] [TLE] Rubella | Define Rubella at Dictionary.com [PAR] Rubella definition, a usually mild contagious viral disease characterized by fever, 
mild upper ... Examples; Word Origin ... 1880-85; < New Latin, noun use of neuter 
plural of Latin rubellus reddish, derivative of ruber ... It is currently administered 
as one of the components of the MMR vaccine (along with measles and rubella). [DOC] [TLE] German measles - Memidex dictionary/thesaurus [PAR] "German measles" definition: a contagious viral disease that is a milder form of 
measles ... The name "rubella" is derived from Latin, meaning little red. ... rubella | 
German measles [synonym] | three-day measles [pathology, informal] ... 
Syllabification: (German measles) | [treated as singular] | another term for "
rubella". [DOC] [TLE] German measles - definition of German measles by The Free ... [PAR] n a nontechnical name for rubella n. a usu. mild infection caused by a togavirus 
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life ..... Rubella. Def: German measles. POS: Noun Etymology: From the Latin 
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noun, nominal use of neuter plural of Latin rubellus reddish, derivative of ruber 
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rubella is sometimes confused with rubeola, an alternative name for measles in... [DOC] [TLE] Rubella | Definition of Rubella by Merriam-Webster [PAR] Define rubella: german measles. ... Origin and Etymology of rubella. New Latin, 
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Children receive one dose of MMR vaccine at 1215 months and another dose at 
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Question: From a Latin word for "reddish", it's another name for German measles
Answer: rubella