A1 adjective Standard/Neutral. It can be used in most contexts, from formal to informal.

hirsli

/hiɾsˈli/

Beispiele

1

O, bu xəbərə çox hirsli oldu.

He became very angry at this news.

2

Niyə bu qədər hirslisən?

Why are you so angry?

3

Hirsli baxışları ilə hər kəsi qorxutdu.

With his angry gaze, he scared everyone.

4

Hirsli sözlər deməkdən çəkinin.

Avoid saying angry words.

5

Bəzən hirsli olmaq normaldır.

Sometimes it's normal to be angry.

Häufige Kollokationen

hirsli baxış (angry gaze)
hirsli səs (angry voice)
hirsli adam (angry person)

How to Use It

Nutzungshinweise

When describing a person who is habitually angry or has an angry disposition, you can also use 'hirsli adam' (angry person).


Häufige Fehler

Confusing 'hirsli' with 'əsəbi' (nervous/irritable). While related, they are not exact synonyms for all contexts.
Mispronouncing the 'i' sound; it's short, like in 'sit', not long like in 'see'.

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Wortherkunft

From Ottoman Turkish 'hırs' (anger, rage) + '-li' (adjectival suffix).

Kultureller Kontext

In Azerbaijani culture, expressing strong anger ('hirsli') can sometimes be seen as a sign of losing control, though it's understood as a natural human emotion. Direct confrontation when 'hirsli' is often avoided in favor of calmer discussion.

Merkhilfe

Imagine a 'hissing' snake when it's angry. 'Hirsli' sounds a bit like 'hiss-ly'.

Häufig gestellte Fragen

3 Fragen

Yes, 'hirsli' generally implies a strong feeling of anger or rage, more intense than just being annoyed.

No, 'hirsli' is typically used to describe living beings, usually people or sometimes animals, that exhibit anger.

'Hirsli' specifically means angry, while 'əsəbi' can mean nervous, irritable, or generally agitated. While 'əsəbi' can lead to anger, 'hirsli' describes the anger itself.

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