pagkakagalit

the state of being angry

noun pag-ka-ka-ga-LIT DERIVED Rare

From root: galit

Pagkakagalit focuses on the condition or the reason behind a conflict between people. It describes the state of mutual anger.

Examples

Beginner

" Ayaw kong magkaroon ng pagkakagalit. "

Natural Translation

I don't want to have a falling out.

Literal Translation

Don't-want I to-have of being-angry.

Intermediate

" Matagal na ang kanilang pagkakagalit. "

Natural Translation

Their falling out has lasted a long time.

Literal Translation

Long time already the their being angry.

Advanced

" Nagsimula ang kanilang pagkakagalit dahil sa isang maliit na hindi pagkakaunawaan na lumaki nang lumaki sa paglipas ng panahon. "

Natural Translation

Their falling out began because of a small misunderstanding that kept growing over time.

Literal Translation

Began the their being-angry because of one small not understanding that grew and grew at passing of time.

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