Meaning of "galit"

galit •

n.
• • anger, resentment, indignation

v.
• • magalit (ma-) to get angry, to become angry. Huwag ka sanang magalit sa akin. Please don't get angry with me.

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bitter

adj.
• • 1. mapait
  • 2. sour, such as vinegar, lemon juice, etc: maasim
  • 3. acrid, tart: mapakla
  • 4. pungent: maanghang
  • 5. bitter feeling, resentment, hurt: malaking sama ng loob, galit, hinanakit

provocative

adj.
• • 1. tending or serving to call forth action, thought, laughter, anger, etc.: pamukaw, pumupukaw, mapagbunsod, nagbubunsod
  • 2. serving to cause anger: pampagalit, nakagagalit, kagalit-galit

flash

n.
• • 1. a sudden, brief light or flame: kislap
  • 2. flash of lightning: kidlat
  • 3. flash of anger: silakbo ng galit
  • 4. a very short time: isang kisap-mata

angry

adj.
• • 1. galit
  • 2. to get angry: magalit
  • 3. to make angry, provoke: magpagalit, galitin
  • 4. to feel angry but to be suppressing it: magngitngit
  • 5. to show an angry face: sumimangot, simangutan, mandilat, pandilatan

mad

adj.
• • 1. out of ones head, crazy, insane: loko/a, sira ang isip (ulo, bait ), baliw, ulol
  • 2. blindly and unreasonably fond: hibang, lokong-loko
  • 3. very angry: galit na galit
  • 4. having rabies or hydrophobia (in dogs): ulol
  • 5. like mad, furiously, very hard: parang loko/a

anger

n.
• • 1. vindictive passion: galit, pagkagalit
  • 2. a suppressed anger or rage: ngitngit, pagngingitngit
  • 3. hatred: poot, kapootan

v.
• • 1. to anger, make angry: magpagalit, ikagalit, galitin, pagalitin
  • 2. to feel anger or be angry: magalit
  • 3. to feel anger but to be suppressing it: magngitngit
  • 4. to cause anger: makagalit, ikagalit

temper

n.
• • 1. a state of mind, disposition, condition: kalooban, ugali, pag-uugali
  • 2. an angry state of mind: init (kainitan) ng ulo, galit, pagkagalit
  • 3. a calm state of mind: hinahon, kahinahunan, pagpipigil
  • 4. the hardness, toughness, etc., of a mixture: timpla, timplada

v.
• • 1. to moderate, soften: magpahinahon, pahinahunin, magpalamig, palamigin, lamigan, magpahina, pahinain, magpigil, pigilan, pigilin
  • 2. to soften by adding something: maghalo, haluan, magsama, samahan, maglakip, lakipan
  • 3. to bring to a proper or desired condition by mixing or preparing: maghalo, haluan, magtimpla, timplahan

resentment

n.
• • the feeling that one has at being injured or insulted, indignation: galit, pagkagalit, poot, pagkapoot, pagdaramdam, hinanakit, paghihinanakit, sama ng loob

grumpy

adj.
• • surly, ill humored: mainit ang ulo, galit

blaze

v.
• • 1. to burn with bright flame: magliyab, pagliyabin
  • 2. to burn with a small blaze or flame: magdingas, dumingas
  • 3. to blaze with anger: mag-alab sa galit

n.
• • 1. a bright flame: liyab, dingas, ningas
  • 2. the state of being bright with flame: pagdiringas, pagliliyab, pag-aalab

cross

n.
• • 1. a stick or cross with another across it like a T: krus
  • 2. crucifix: krusipiho

v.
• • to go across: tumawid, tawirin

adj.
• • in bad temper: galit

indignation

n.
• • anger at something unworthy, unjust or mean: galit, pagkagalit, ngitngit, pagngingitngit

kagalit

n.
• • one with whom a person has quarreled, an enemy ( from galit )

suntok

v.
• • sumuntok (-um-) to box, to hit with the fist. Sumuntok ang lasing ng mga tao. The drunken man hit the people. manuntok, suntukin (mang-:-in)

v.
• • to box, to hit with the fist. Sinuntok niya ang dingding sa galit. He banged his fist against the wall in anger.

sikad

n.
• • backward kick, energy, force, potency sumikad, isikad (-um-:i-)

v.
• • to kick backward. Sumisikad ang kabayo sa galit. The horse is kicking (backwards) in anger.

bali

n.
• • fracture bali'

adj.
• • fractured, broken bumali', binali' (um-:-in)

v.
• • to break (usually with the hands). Binali ni Rogelio ang lapis sa kanyang galit. Rogelio broke the pencil in anger.