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I know the word "kaze" means "wind", but recently I was watching a Dragon Ball
Super episode and the character 18 after sneezing says something that sounds
like "kaze ka" when talking to herself. Does "kaze" also mean "a cold" or
something like that in Japanese? When I look to translate "cold" to Japanese
it translates it as "コールド" which sounds like an adaptation of that English
word but it doesn't translate to "kaze". Also, does it have another meaning
besides these possible 2?
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Does "kaze" also mean "a cold" in Japanese?
[風]{かぜ} is wind, however when talking about a cold, while it still is
pronounced as かぜ, it is written as 風邪. When talking about catching a cold, you
would say [風邪]{かぜ}を[引]{ひ}く.

> 「あ～風邪ひいてしまった～」
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In traditional Eastern medical theory, it is believed that you catch a cold
because of _Wind_.(please note that it is a symbolized expression)
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