The state of being melancholic is called melancholia. What are similar words for other 3 Graeco-Roman temperaments?

adjectives nouns sentence-patterns

Melancholic -> melancholia
Choleric -> ??
Sanguine -> ??
Phlegmatic -> ??


Choleric >> Choler

Sanguine >> Sanguinity/Sanguineness

Phlegmatic >> Phlegmaticness

None of them is as cool as malancholia, but there you go.

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