wrath

== Anglais == === Étymologie === Du moyen anglais wraththe, wreththe, du vieil anglais wrǣþþu, wrǣþþo, du proto-germanique *wraiþiþō. === Nom commun === wrath \ˈræθ\ (Littéraire) Courroux, colère, fureur. She retired from the window a step or two, and sat down, and had hardly lost sight of the offender, when her wrath subsided as suddenly as it had risen, and she gradually recovered her usual tone, and seemed to forget the little hunchback and his follies. — (Sheridan Le Fanu, Carmilla, chapitre IV, 1872) (Rare) Châtiment. ==== Synonymes ==== fury ire ==== Dérivés ==== wrathful grapes of wrath === Adjectif === wrath \ˈræθ\ (Rare) Courroucé, très en colère. === Verbe === wrath \ˈræθ\ (Vieilli) Courroucer, mettre en colère. === Prononciation === \ˈræθ\ États-Unis : écouter « wrath [ˈræθ] »