epidemical meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Plagues and Epidemical Diseases : 2.
2. The Rev . Hooker died during an " epidemical sickness " in 1647, at the age of 61.
3. And he was impressed by the good health of the inhabitants :'There is no epidemical disease that prevails here.
4. Three years after that, an epidemical fever was raging in the country, he was again persuaded that he could also cure that.
5. The term " autobiography ", for example, was used by Southey in 1809 in the " Quarterly Review ", in which he predicted an " epidemical rage for autobiography ", which indeed has continued to the present day.
6. On 28 July 1770 he had reports " from the Polish Frontiers . . . of a raging Epidemical Distemper, which carryes of Numbers of People, & feared it may turn into the Plague, which God forbid, otherwise the poor Country of Poland, would be worse than ever.
7. During this time, Jasper became well acquianted with the Resolution's guest passenger, Doctor Claude Belgon ( a scientist, assigned to to the ship, in order to discover whether certain altitudes of oxygen provided a cure, for the epidemical Magnetic Plague ), and assisted him with a number of experiments.
8. John Gerard ( 1597 ) said that " It maketh a man to pisse well . " While Nicholas Culpeper stated that, " . . . it preserves the liver and bodies of men from the danger of epidemical diseases, and from witchcraft also " and " . . . this is a precious herb, well worth keeping in your house . " He also states that Betony is Aries.
9. Souham had opened the town sluices, which slowly inundated the fields connecting York to Freytag and filled British trenches on the dunes with two feet of water . " The inundations increasing daily, rendered the ground, on which the British encamped, a perfect swamp ", and soon " An epidemical disorder called the " Dunkirk Fever ", soon broke out amongst the troops, increased daily, and carried off the soldiers rapidly ".
10. I beg your pardon for saying I would see you again, and rest your most humble and obedient servant . " And in a letter written to John Locke in reply to one of his about the second edition of his book, and dated the 15th of October 1693, Newton wrote : " The last, winter, by sleeping too often by my fire, I got an ill habit of sleeping; and a distemper, which this summer has been epidemical, put me farther out of order, so that when I wrote to you, I had not slept an hour a night for a fortnight together, and for five days together not a wink.