Kilo Lingo

/enoˈxaɾ/

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Translation

to anger, to annoy

Word origin

From Old Occitan enojar and Vulgar Latin inodiare, from the Latin phrase in odio ('in hatred'), from odium ('hatred').

Origin
Latin
Root
inodiare
English cognates
annoy, odium, ennui

Grammar

Verb type-ar regular

Examples

.

I do not want to anger my boss with my complaints.

enojarme .

Your lies are starting to really annoy me.

llegué .

She got angry when I arrived late to dinner.

, .

Do not get angry, it was only a joke.

.

That constant noise annoys all the neighbours.

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This word is part of lesson 50.