English–Japanese
“anger” in Japanese
How to say “anger” in Japanese
“Anger” in Japanese is 怒り (ikari).
Describes the strong feeling that arises when someone sees a serious wrong or obstacle and reacts with hostility.
Example sentences with 怒り
母は子どものいたずらに怒りを見せませんでした。haha wa ko do mo no i ta zu ra ni ika ri o mi se ma se n de shi ta
My mother did not show anger at her child's prank.
Tips for using 怒り
- In everyday conversation, 怒り (ikari) can refer to both a person's anger and anger discussed as a social or public reaction.
Other Japanese words for “anger”
彼は中っ腹を立てています。kare wa chū ppara o ta te te i ma su
He is angry.
彼の言葉に腹立ちを覚えました。kare no koto ba ni hara da chi o obo e ma shi ta
I felt anger at his words.