la
feminine
/ˈraβja/
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Translation
anger, rage
Word origin
From Latin rabies ('madness, rage, fury'), from rabere ('to rave, to be mad'). It means 'rage' or 'rabies'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- rabies
- English cognates
- rabies, rabid, rage
Grammar
Genderfeminine
Pluralrabias
Examples
mucha .
I felt a lot of anger when I heard those words.
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My brother is speaking with anger this morning.
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Anger is not good for the heart.
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She cried with rage last night.
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I do not want to see your anger, son.
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