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1.

• Englishrage

• Englisha violent anger

• Albaniantërbim

• Arabicحَنَق

• Catalanràbia

• Chinese

• Mandarin憤怒愤怒怒火

• Czechzuřivostběsnění

• Danishraseri

• Dutchfurie

• Finnishraivo (1), vimma (1)

• Frenchrage

• Georgianმძვინვარება, გააფთრება, გაშმაგება

• GermanWutRaserei

• Greekοργή

• Italianrabbia

• Japanese激怒

• Khmerកំហឹង

• Latinirairacundia

• Lithuanianįniršisįtūžis

• LuxembourgishRoserei

• Maoringuha

• Persianخشم

• Polishwściekłość

• Portugueseraivaira

• Romanianmânie, furie

• Russianя́ростьгнев

• Scottish gaeliccorraich

• Serbo-Croatianljutost, goropadnost, goropad, jarost, bes, besnost,

• Spanishrabia

• Swedishvredeilska

• Teluguపిచ్చికోపం

• Vietnamesethịnh nộ

2.

• 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

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• Englishanger

• Englishto cause such a feeling of antagonis

• Albanianinatos, zemëroj, nevrikos

• Bulgarianядосвам, разгневявам

• Catalanenfadar, enutjar, cabrejar

• Czechrozzlobit

• Ewebi dzi, kpɔ dziku

• Frenchmettre en colère, fâcher, encolérer

• Galicianenfadar

• Georgianneeded

• Germanärgern

• Greekθυμώνω

• Hebre הכעיס

• Hungariandühít, feldühít

• Idoiracigar

• Korean화나게 하다 (hwanage hada)

• Latvianpiktoties

• Malayalamദേഷ്യം പിടിപ്പിക്കുക

• Polishzłościć

• Portugueseirar, enraivecer, encolerizar

• Russianзлить, серди́ть, гневи́ть

• Slovenerazjeziti

• Spanishenojar

• Swedishförarga, förilska

• Turkishkızdırmak, öfkelendirmek

3.

• Englishpain

• Englishache or bodily suffering

• Abkhazахьаа

• Adygheузы, уз qualifier

• Afrikaanspyn

• Albaniandhembje

• Amharicጣረሞት

• Arabicأَلَم

• Armenianցավ

• Asturiandolor

• Azeriağrı, acı

• Bashkirауыртыу

• Basquemin

• Belarusianболь

• Bengaliব্যথা

• Bretonpoan

• Bulgarianбо́лка

• Burmeseဝေဒနာ

• Catalandolor

• Chechenлазар

• Chinese

• Mandarin疼痛苦痛疼

• Chuvashырату

• Crimean Tatarağrı, accı

• Czechbolest

• Danishsmerte

• Dutchpijn

• Esperantodoloro

• Estonianvalu

• Faroesepínaverkur

• Finnishkipu, kärsimys, särky, tuska, piina

• Frenchdouleur

• Old Frenchpeine

• Friuliandolôr

• Gagauzaarı

• Galiciandor

• Georgianტკივილი

• GermanSchmerz

• Greekπόνος

• Greenlandicanniaat

• Guaranírasy, tasy

• Gujaratiપીડા

• Hawaiianʻeha

• Hebre כְּאֵב

• Hindiदर्द

• Hungarianfájdalo, kín

• Icelandicsársauki

• Idodoloro

• Indonesiansakit, nyeri

• Irishpian

• Istriotdulur

• Italiandolore

• Japanese痛み苦痛

• Kannadaನೋವು, ಬೇನೆ

• Kashubianbòlesc

• Kazakhауру, жара, сыздау

• Khmerជំហឺការឈឺចាប់

• Komi-Permyakвисьӧм

• Korean아픔고통

• Kurdish

• Soraniئازار

• Kyrgyzоору

• Ladinodolor

• Laoຄວາມເຈັບ

• Latgaliansuope

• Latindolor

• Latviansāpes

• Lithuanianskausmasgėla

• Lojbancortu

• Low German

• German Low GermanWehdag

• LuxembourgishPéng

• Macedonianболка

• Malaysakit

• Malayalamവേദന

• Malteseuġigħ

• Maorimamae

• Mongolianөвчин

• Navajodiniih

• Neapolitandulore

• Ngazidja Comorianndroso

• Norwegian

• Bokmålsmerte

• Nynorsksmerte

• Occitandolor

• Old church slavonicболь

• Old East Slavicболь

• Old Portuguesedoor

• Old Provençalpena

• Ossetianрыст, рис

• Persianدرد

• Pitjantjatjarapika

• Polishból

• Portuguesedor

• Quechuananay

• Romaniandurere

• Romanschdolur

• Russianболь

• Sanskritपीडा

• Saterland FrisianKwoal

• Scottish gaelicpian

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicболмука

• Romanbolmuka

• Sicilianduluri

• Sinhaleseවේදනාව

• Slovakbolesť

• Slovenebolečina

• Slovincianbȯ́u̯l

• Sorbian

• Lower Sorbianból

• Upper Sorbianból

• Spanishdolor

• Swahiliumwa

• Swedishsmärta

• Tagalogsakit, pananakit

• Tajikдард‍

• Talyshcheckداژ

• Tamilவலிநோவு

• Tatarачы, авырту, сызлау, авырту

• Teluguనొప్పి

• Thaiความเจ็บ

• Tibetanཟུག

• Tigrinyaቃንዛ

• Turkishacı, ağrı

• Turkmenajy, agyry

• Tuvanаарыг, аарышкылыы

• Ukrainianбіль

• Urduدرد

• Uyghurئاغرىق

• Uzbekogʻriq

• Venetiandolor, dołor

• Vietnameseđau, đau đớn

• Welshpoendolur

• Wolofmetit

• Yiddishשמערץפּײַן

• Yucatec Mayak'iina

4.

• Englishcholer

• Englishanger

• Finnishkiukku

• Romanianfurie

• Swedishilska

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