Translation "jarost" to English

jarost{feminine}
dudgeon · ebenezer · enfrenzy · frenzy · fret · furore · fury · vehemence · vehemency · wrath · wrathfulness
jarostan{adjective}
wrathful · wrathy · wraw

jarost

feminineIPA: / jarost /
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dudgeon

nounarhaic, obsoleteIPA: / dydʒˈɔ̃ /

1. A wood used especially for dagger hilts
2. A dagger with a handle of dudgeon
3. A haft made of dudgeon

Synonyms: high dudgeon

ebenezer

nounIPA: / ebəniːzər /
And here is another very famous "Utopian" vision, that of Ebenezer Howard, "The Garden City."
Source: TED2020

enfrenzy

nounarhaic, obsolete

frenzy

nounIPA: / frenzi /

ETYM Old Eng. frenesie, fransey, French frénésie, Latin phrenesis, from Greek phrenesis for phrenitis disease of the mind, phrenitis, from phrhn mind. Related to Frantic, Phrenitis.
Any violent agitation of the mind approaching to distraction; violent and temporary derangement of the mental faculties; madness; rage.

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But to contribute to this annual mating frenzy, the colony must continue to thrive as one massive super-organism.
Source: TED2020
And on the flip side, the people who race in are in such a frenzy of anxiety that they don't have original thoughts either.
Source: TED2020
And it made me think. I love studying these moments in American history when there was this frenzy of partisan anger, that the economy was on the verge of total collapse.
Source: TED2020

Synonyms: craze · delirium · fury · hysteri

fret

nounIPA: / fʁˈɛt /

ETYM French frette a saltire, also a hoop, ferrule, prob. a dim. of Latin ferrum iron.
1. A small bar of metal across the fingerboard of a musical instrument; when the string is stopped by a finger at the metal bar it will produce a note of the desired pitch.
2. Agitation resulting from active worry; SYN. stew, sweat, lather, swither.
Inlaid ridge of ivory or metal, or a circlet of nylon, on the fingerboard of a plucked or bowed string instrument, against which a string is pressed to change pitch.

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Why actually do people fret about bad weather?
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Before a speech, you fret, "What if people think I'm awful and I'm an idiot?"
Source: TED2020
Don't fret.
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Synonyms: Greek fret · Greek key · key pattern · lather · stew · sweat · swithe · worn spot

furore

nounIPA: / fjʊrɔːri /

ETYM Italian.
Excitement; commotion; enthusiasm.

Synonyms: craze · cult · fad · furor · rage

fury

nounIPA: / fjʊri /

A feeling of intense anger; SYN. rage, madness.

Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage, and then is heard no more. It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
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Her fury was ignited by lifetimes of men helping themselves to women's bodies without consent.
Source: TED2020
Not only do we continue to tell and retell the same tired stories, but we are now doing so with a frenzy and a fury that, frankly, verges on camp.
Source: TED2020

Synonyms: Erinyes · Eumenides · Fury · craze · delirium · ferocity · fierceness · frenzy · furiousness · hysteria · madness · rage · vehemence · violence · wildnes

vehemence

nounIPA: / veemˈɑ̃s /

ETYM Latin vehementia: cf. French véhémence.
Intensity or forcefulness of expression: or; SYN. emphasis.

But what utterly shocked me was throughout all of this work I received equal measures of vitriol from the secular left, the same vehemence as the religious right.
Source: TED2020

Synonyms: emphasis · ferocity · fierceness · furiousness · fury · violence · wildnes

vehemency

noun

wrath

nounIPA: / ræθ /

ETYM Old Eng. wrathe, wraththe, wrethe, wraeththe, AS. wraeththo, from wrâth wroth; akin to Icel. reithi wrath. Related to Wroth.
1. Belligerence aroused by a real or supposed wrong (personified as one of the deadly sins); SYN. anger, ire, ira.
2. Intense anger (usually on an epic scale).

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When we look at the demographic shifts of people coming from the west, it appears that what we're seeing now is the wrath of grapes.
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Comrades and enemies fled from its wrath.
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He could not contain his wrath.
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Synonyms: anger · ira · ire

wrathfulness

noun

Angriness, furiousness

jarostan

adjectiveIPA: / jarostan /
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English translation

wrathful

adjectiveIPA: / rɒθfəl /

Vehemently incensed and condemnatory; SYN. wroth, wrothful.

Some of them are fierce; some of them are wrathful; some of them are tender; some of them are wise.
Source: TED2020
I will execute great vengeance on them with wrathful rebukes; and they shall know that I am Yahweh, when I shall lay my vengeance on them.
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In the "Inferno’s" circle of the Wrathful, Dante eagerly witnesses sinners tear Black Guelph Filippo Argenti limb from limb.
Source: TED2020

Synonyms: angry · wroth · wrothful

wrathy

adjective

Wrathful.

wraw

adjective

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