Iracundo (en. Wrathful)

[iɾaˈkund̪o]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

That shows or presents anger or frustration intensely.

He was an irascible man who would burst into rage over anything.

Era un hombre iracundo que estallaba en cólera por cualquier cosa.

Characterized by a choleric or irritable character.

His irascible humor made it difficult to live with him.

Su humor iracundo hacía difícil convivir con él.

One who is easily carried away by anger.

Be careful not to provoke his irascible side.

Ten cuidado de no provocar su lado iracundo.

From Latin 'iracundus', meaning 'irascible' or 'prone to anger'.

lose control

Entering a state of intense anger, acting violently.

perder el control

drive someone crazy

Disturbing or infuriating someone, causing them anger.

sacar de quicio

have a strong personality

Having a personality prone to anger or reacting with anger.

tener un carácter fuerte

anger

A feeling of displeasure or intense anger.

ira

rage

Fury or indignation felt in response to an offense or injustice.

colera

indignation

A feeling of anger about a situation that is considered unfair.

indignación

To be in a bad mood

Today I'm irascible, better not to talk to me.

Hoy estoy iracundo, mejor no me hables.

To be fuming

You can tell he's fuming about what they told him.

Se le nota que está echando chispas por lo que le dijeron.