typhoidal
/tɪfɔɪˈdæl/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or caused by typhoid fever, a bacterial infection that affects the digestive system.
“The typhoidal fever that swept through the village was a devastating blow to the community.”
2. noun
A person or animal suffering from typhoid fever.
“The typhoidal patient was isolated in a separate ward to prevent the spread of the disease.”