IPA: /ɪɡˈzænθəmə/
KK: /ɪɡˈzæntɪmə/
A condition where a rash or skin eruption appears, often due to an infectious disease like measles or scarlet fever.
The doctor diagnosed the child with exanthema after observing the rash on their skin.
Exanthema is formed from "ex-" (meaning out) and "anthema" (from Greek "anthema", meaning flower or eruption). The term refers to a rash or eruption that appears on the skin, as if flowers are blooming outward from the body.
Think of something 'blooming out' ('ex-') like flowers ('anthema') on the skin, which helps you remember that exanthema refers to a skin eruption or rash.