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Yiddish
Etymology
From Hebrew כַּעַס (ká'as).
Pronunciation
Noun
כּעס • (kas) m
- anger
- Synonyms: בייזקײַט f (beyzkayt); געבייזער n (gebeyzer); חמה f (kheyme); ערגערניש n (ergernish); רוגז m (roygez, has the alternative forms רוגזה f (rugze), רגזנות f pl (ragzones), and ירגזון n (yirgozn)); רציחה f (retsikhe, “fury”)
Usage notes
Usually used in the idiomatic prepositional phrase אין כּעס (in kas, “angry”), similarly to the English phrase in heat.
There is no plural form, despite Hebrew כַּעַס (ká'as) pluralising in כְּעָסִים (k’asím).
- כּעסן m (kaysn, “angry person (male)”)
- כּעסנטע f (kaysnte, “angry person (female)”)
- להכעיס m (lehakhes, “spite”)