1. A bilious disease characterized by vomiting and purging, with great pain and debility, often called English cholera. Cholera morbus, an epidemic disease, of Asiatic origin, of a totally different nature, though characterized by most of its symptoms in a very aggravated form. Cholera osphyxia, an aggravated form of cholera morbus, being accompanied with more frequent watery discharges, retchings, severe spasms, and usually asphyxia, collapse, and speedy death.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• chelesa,
• cholora,
• colora,
• cholrea,
• colera,
• choles,
• collera,
• chloera,
• clera,
• cholar,
• chilern,
• cholder,
• choppra,
• chalera,
• cholor,
• schlera,
• acholiaa,
• calera,
• chelydera,
• cholasma

• chiller,
• choler,
• cooler.

The adjective form of the word "cholera" is "choleric".

The plural of the "cholera" can be the "choleras".

The singular of the "cholera" can be the "cholera".