Wut
anger
The German word for anger is 'Wut'. It is used to express strong feelings of annoyance, displeasure, or hostility. It can be used in both formal and informal contexts. For example, 'Er hat Wut in seinen Augen' means 'He has anger in his eyes'.
Example sentences using: Wut
Sie konnte ihre Wut nicht verbergen.
She could not hide her anger.
In this example, 'Wut' is used to express the emotion of anger, highlighting the inability of the person in question to mask their emotional state.
Seine Wut ist schnell gewachsen.
His anger grew quickly.
This sentence uses 'Wut' to denote a rapidly escalating emotional response, emphasizing the speed and intensity of the individual's reaction.
Ich habe die Wut in seinen Augen gesehen.
I saw the anger in his eyes.
Here, 'Wut' is used to describe the observable manifestation of anger in an individual, focusing on the person's eyes as a window to their emotional state.