English
angries
From angry (adjective) + -s (plural suffix).
Formed from angry + -s
Proto-Indo-European *h₂enǵʰ- ‘to constrict’
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Proto-Germanic *angazaz ‘worry’
Old Norse angr ‘sorrow’
Middle English anger ‘grief’
Middle English angry ‘angry’
English angry
Today it means
noun The act or state of being angry; anger, angriness.
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Etymograph / angries