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A1#235Hear it
adjective
- nominalized, in some expressionsevil, wicked
- hurting, making pain
- nominalized, in some expressionspain, anguish
- dated(nominalized, in some expressions) wroth, ill-tempered, bitterto some extent referensing inner demons / inner grueling pain
- dated(nominalized, in some expressions) angry, upset
Forms
adjective
| comparative | ondare |
|---|---|
| superlative | ondast |
| indefinite positive | ond |
| comparative indefinite | ondare |
| indefinite superlative | ondast |
| indefinite neuter positive singular | ont |
| comparative indefinite neuter singular | ondare |
| indefinite neuter singular superlative | ondast |
| indefinite plural positive | onda |
| comparative indefinite plural | ondare |
| indefinite plural superlative | ondast |
| archaic indefinite masculine plural positive | onde |
| archaic comparative indefinite masculine plural | ondare |
| archaic indefinite masculine plural superlative | ondast |
| definite masculine positive singular | onde |
| comparative definite masculine singular | ondare |
| definite masculine singular superlative | ondaste |
| definite positive | onda |
| comparative definite | ondare |
| definite superlative | ondaste |
Other ways to say it
- argangry, mad
- bisterserious and hard; grim, stern, etc.; grim, bitter, harsh (often of weather conditions and the like)
- elakmean, cruel, malicious
- fulugly (of displeasing appearance); dirty, bad (contradictory to norms or rules)
- förbannaddamned; A curse.
- gramseannoyed, angry
- grymcruel; great, awesome
- ilskaanger (a strong feeling of displeasure, hostility or antagonism towards someone or something)