English [edit]
Etymology [edit]
From Middle English, see anger
Pronunciation [edit]
Adjective [edit]
angry (comparative angrier, superlative angriest)
- Displaying or feeling anger.
- His face became angry.
- An angry mob started looting the warehouse.
- (said about a wound or a rash) Inflamed and painful.
- The broken glass left two angry cuts across my arm.
- (figuratively, said about the sky or the sea) Dark and stormy, menacing.
- Angry clouds raced across the sky.
Synonyms [edit]
- (displaying anger): mad, enraged, wrathful, furious, apoplectic; irritated, annoyed, vexed, pissed off, cheesed off, worked up, psyched up
- See also Wikisaurus:angry
Derived terms [edit]
Translations [edit]
displaying anger
- American Sign Language: Claw5@NearNose-PalmBack
- Arabic: غاضب (ar) (ghāDib)
- Belarusian: сярдзіты (be) (sjardzíty)
- Breton: droug en unan bennak (in somebody)
- Bulgarian: ядосан (bg) (jadosan) m, разгневен (bg) (razgnéven), сърдит (bg) (sǎrdít)
- Catalan: enfadat (ca), enutjat (ca)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 恼怒 (cmn) (nǎonù), 忿怒 (cmn) (fènnù), 生氣 (cmn), 生气 (cmn) (shēngqì)
- Min Nan: 受氣 (nan) (siū-khì)
- Czech: rozhněvaný (cs), rozzlobený (cs), zlostný (cs)
- Danish: vred (da), sur (da)
- Dutch: kwaad (nl), boos (nl)
- Esperanto: kolera (eo)
- Finnish: vihainen (fi)
- French: fâché (fr) m, fâchée (fr) f, en colère (fr)
- Old French: irié, irous
- German: böse (de), verärgert (de), zornig (de)
- Greek: θυμωμένος (el) (thimoménos) m
- Greenlandic: ninngappoq (kl)
- Hawaiian: huhū
- Hebrew: סר (he) (sar)
- Hindi: रूठा (hi) (rūțhā), क्रोधित (hi) (krodhit)
- Hungarian: haragos (hu), dühös (hu), mérges (hu), bősz (hu)
- Icelandic: reiður (is)
- Ido: iracoza
- Indonesian: marah (id)
- Irish: expressed by a phrase using the noun fearg (ga) f "anger", cochallach (ga)
- Italian: arrabbiato (it)
- Japanese: 怒った (ja) (おこった, okotta)
- Jèrriais: dguffi, mârri
- Kazakh: ашулы (kk) (aşulı)
- Kyrgyz: ачуулуу (ky) (açuuluu), каардуу (ky) (kaarduu), каарданган (ky) (kaardangan), ачуу (ky) (açuu), катуу (ky) (katuu), нааразы (ky) (naarazı), ыраазы эмес (ky) (ıraazı emes), кыжырланган (ky) (kıcırlangan), кыжырлуу (ky) (kıcırluu), жини келген (ky) (cini kelgen), жинденген (ky) (cindengen), жини келген (ky) (cini kelgen), туталанган (ky) (tutalangan), ырайымсыз (ky) (ırayımsız),штормдуу (аба ырайы (ky) (ştormduu (aba ırayı)
- Korean: 화난 (ko) (hwanan)
- Krio: vex
- Kurdish:
- Sorani: توڕه (ku) (ture), زیز (ku) (ziz)
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- Latgalian: sirdeigs, špetnys
- Latin: iratus (la)
- Latvian: dusmīgs, pikts (lv)
- Lithuanian: piktas (lt)
- Persian: خشمگین (fa) (xašmgin), عصبانی (fa) (asabâni)
- Polish: zły (pl)
- Portuguese: raivoso m, raivosa f, bravo (pt)
- Rotuman: feke
- Russian: сердитый (ru) (serdítyj), злой (ru) (zloj), разгневанный (ru) (razgnévannyj), (e.g. tone) гневный (ru) (gnévnyj)
- Sanskrit: कुपित (sa) (kupita)
- Sardinian:
- Campidanese Sardinian: arrenegadu
- Gallurese Sardinian: airatu
- Logudorese Sardinian: aghedadu
- Sassarese Sardinian: affuttàdu
- Scots: fasht
- Scottish Gaelic: fiadhaich (gd)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: гневан (sh), гњеван (sh)
- Roman: gnevan (sh), gnjevan (sh)
- Slovene: jezen
- Spanish: enojado (es), enfadado (es)
- Swedish: arg (sv)
- Talysh:
- Asalemi: عصبانی (asebâni)
- Telugu: కోపం, ఆగ్రహం, క్రోధం
- Thai: โกรธ (th) (gròht)
- Tok Pisin: belihat, kros
- Turkish: kızgın (tr)
- Ukrainian: сердитий (uk) (serdýtyj)
- Urdu:روٹھا (ur) (rūțhā)
- Uzbek: jahldor (uz)
- Vietnamese: tức giận (vi)
- West Frisian: lilk (fy)
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See also [edit]
Anagrams [edit]
Middle English [edit]
Etymology [edit]
anger + -y, from Old Norse angr (“affliction, sorrow”)
Adjective [edit]
angry
- Vexatious.
- Enraged, irate.
Anger on Wikipedia.Wikipedia:Anger
