fearg Scottish gaelic -

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• Englishangry

• Englishdisplaying anger

• American Sign LanguageClaw5@NearNose-PalmBack

• Arabicغَاضِب

• Armenianջղային

• Belarusianсярдзі́ты

• Bretondroug en unan bennak (in somebody)

• Bulgarianядо́сан, разгне́вен, сърди́т

• Burmeseစိတ်ဆိုး

• Catalanenfadat, enutjat

• Chinese

• Mandarin恼怒忿怒生氣

• Min Nan受氣

• Chuukesesong

• Czechrozhněvaný, rozzlobený, zlostný

• Danishvred, sur

• Dutchkwaad, boos

• Esperantokolera

• Finnishvihainen

• Frenchfâchéen colère

• Old Frenchirié, irous

• Gallureseairatu

• Georgianგაბრაზებულიგაღიზიანებული

• Germanböse, verärgert, zornig

• Greekθυμωμένος

• Greenlandicninngappoq

• Hawaiianhuhū

• Hebre סר

• Hindiरूठा

• Hungarianharagos, dühös, mérges, bősz

• Icelandicreiður

• Idoiracoza

• Indonesianmarah

• Irishexpressed by a phrase using the noun fearg

• Italianarrabbiato

• Japanese怒る

• Kazakhашулы

• Khmerខឹងដែលខឹង

• Korean화내다

• Kriovex

• Kurdish

• Soraniتوڕه‌زیز

• Kyrgyzачуулуу, каардуу, каарданган, ачуу, катуу, нааразы,

• Laoຄຽດ

• Latgaliansirdeigs, špetnys

• Latiniratus

• Latviandusmīgs, pikts

• Lithuanianpiktas

• Macedonianразгневен

• Ngazidja Comorianharimwa usiu

• Normandguffi, mârri

• Norwegiansint

• Bokmålrasende

• Persianخشمگینعصبانی

• Polishzły

• Portugueseraivosobravo

• Romanianrău

• Rotumanfeke

• Russianсерди́тый, злой, разгне́ванный, qualifierru

• Sanskritकुपित

• Sardinian

• Campidanesearrenegadu

• Logudoreseaghedadu

• Sassareseaffuttàdu

• Scotsfasht

• Scottish gaelicfiadhaich

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicгневан, гњеван

• Romangnevan, gnjevan

• Slovakrozhnevaný, zlostný

• Slovenejezen

• Spanishenojado, enfadado

• Sundaneseambek, bendu

• Swedisharg, ilsken

• Tagaloggalit

• Talysh

• Asalemiعصبانی

• Teluguకోపం, ఆగ్రహం, క్రోధం

• Thaiโกรธ

• Tok Pisinbelihat, kros

• Turkishkızgın, sinirli, asabi

• Ukrainianсерди́тий

• Urduروٹھا

• Uzbekjahldor

• Vietnamesegiận, tức

• Welshblin

• West frisianlilk

• Yiddishברוגזברוגזלעך

• Zazakihar, fahs

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• Englishanger

• EnglishA strong feeling of displeasure, hostility or antagonism towards someone or something

• Afrikaansdri, toorn, kwaadheid

• Albanianinatmëri

• Arabicغَضَب

• Armenianզայրույթ

• Avarцим

• Azerihirs, hiddət, qeyz

• Basquehaserre

• Belarusianгнеў

• Bulgarianгняв, яд,

• Catalaniraràbia

• Chinese

• Mandarin發怒

• Czechvztek

• Danishvrede

• Dutchboosheid, woede

• Esperantokolero

• Ewedzibibi, dzikukpɔkpɔ

• Finnishviha, suuttumus

• Frenchcolèrecourroux

• GermanÄrger, ZornGroll

• Greekοργή

• Galicianenfado

• Georgianრისხვა

• Haitian Creolekòlè

• Hebre כעס

• Hindiक्रोध

• Hungarianharag, düh

• Idoirato

• Indonesianamarah

• Irishfearg

• Old Irishferg

• Italianiracollera

• Japanese怒り怒気

• Kannadaಕೋಪ

• Kazakhашу

• Khmerកំហឹង

• Korean성

• Kurdish

• Soraniڕق

• Latgaliansirdeigums, sirdeiba, dusme, špetneiba

• Latinīra

• Latvianpiktums

• Lithuanianpyktis

• LuxembourgishIerger

• Malaykemarahan

• Malayalamദേഷ്യംക്രോധം

• Neapolitanraggia

• Norwegiansinne

• Occitanira

• Old Englishtorn

• Old Frenchire

• Persianخشمغضب

• Polishzłość

• Portugueseraiva

• Quechuaphiña

• Romanianfurieenervare

• Russianгневзло́ба

• Sanskritकोपक्रोध

• Scotsangir

• Scottish gaelicfearg

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicљу́тња

• Latinljútnjagnjev

• Slovenejeza

• Spanishiraenojo

• Swedishilska

• Tamilஅகங்காரம்

• Teluguకోపం

• Thaiวิโรธ

• Tocharian Btremi

• Turkishöfke, kızgınlık, hiddet

• Ukrainianгнів

• Urduغصہ

• Vietnamesemối giận, sự tức giận

• Welshbâr

• West frisiangrime

• Yiddishרוגזרוגזהירגזון

English translator: Scottish gaelic fearg  Eesti sõnaraamat   Español Traductor   Svenska Översättare