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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈfjʊə.ɹi/
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Friom Middle English Furie, from Latin Furiae, a name used for the three Erinyes, being the plural of furia ("rage").

From Middle English furie, from Old French furie, from Latin furia (“rage”).

Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *bher- Proto-Indo-European *-s Proto-Indo-European *bhṓr Proto-Italic *fōr Latin furbor. English fury Borrowed from Latin fur (“thief”).

96 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Esperanto: furio — female personification of vengeance
• Finnish: raivotar — female personification of vengeance
• German: Furie — female personification of vengeance
• Greek: Ερινύες (Erinýes) — female personification of vengeance
• Ancient Greek: Ἐρινύς (Erinús) — female personification of vengeance
• Hungarian: Fúria — female personification of vengeance
• Macedonian: фу́рија (fúrija) — female personification of vengeance
• Marathi: फ्यूरी (phyūrī) — female personification of vengeance
• Middle English: Furie — female personification of vengeance
• Polish: Furia — female personification of vengeance
• Russian: фу́рия (fúrija) — female personification of vengeance
• Spanish: furia — female personification of vengeance
• Swedish: furie — female personification of vengeance
• Ukrainian: фу́рія (fúrija) — female personification of vengeance
• Arabic: حَنَق (ḥanaq) — extreme anger
• Arabic: غَيْظ (ḡayẓ) — extreme anger
• Arabic: غضب (ḡaḍab) — extreme anger
• Armenian: կատաղություն (kataġutʻyun) — extreme anger
• Bulgarian: ярост (jarost) — extreme anger
• Bulgarian: бяс (bjas) — extreme anger
• Catalan: fúria — extreme anger
• Catalan: ràbia — extreme anger
• Chinese Mandarin: 狂怒 (kuángnù) — extreme anger
• Czech: zuřivost — extreme anger
• Danish: raseri — extreme anger
• Dutch: razernij — extreme anger
• Esperanto: furiozo — extreme anger
• Esperanto: kolerego — extreme anger
• Finnish: raivo — extreme anger
• German: Wut — extreme anger
• Greek: οργή (orgí) — extreme anger
• Greek: μανία (manía) — extreme anger
• Greek: λύσσα (lýssa) — extreme anger
• Ancient Greek: λύσσα (lússa) — extreme anger
• Hebrew: זעם (zá'am) — extreme anger
• Hindi: प्रकोप (prakop) — extreme anger
• Hungarian: düh — extreme anger
• Hungarian: dühöngés — extreme anger
• Hungarian: tombolás — extreme anger
• Hungarian: őrjöngés — extreme anger
• Ido: furio — extreme anger
• Indonesian: angkara — extreme anger
• Irish: aonachas — extreme anger
• Italian: furia — extreme anger
• Italian: furore — extreme anger
• Kazakh: қаһар (qahar) — extreme anger
• Kazakh: зығырдан (zyğyrdan) — extreme anger
• Latin: furia — extreme anger
• Macedonian: јарост (jarost) — extreme anger
• Macedonian: бес (bes) — extreme anger
• Māori: nguha — extreme anger
• Middle English: furie — extreme anger
• Norwegian Bokmål: raseri — extreme anger
• Norwegian Nynorsk: raseri — extreme anger
• Old English: hātheortnes — extreme anger
• Old Saxon: ābolganhēd — extreme anger
• Plautdietsch: Wutt — extreme anger
• Polish: furia — extreme anger
• Polish: szał — extreme anger
• Polish: wściekłość — extreme anger
• Portuguese: fúria — extreme anger
• Portuguese: ira — extreme anger
• Portuguese: furor — extreme anger
• Portuguese: cólera — extreme anger
• Romanian: furie — extreme anger
• Romanian: mânie — extreme anger
• Russian: я́рость (járostʹ) — extreme anger
• Russian: бе́шенство (béšenstvo) — extreme anger
• Russian: неи́стовство (neístovstvo) — extreme anger
• Serbo-Croatian: jarost — extreme anger
• Spanish: furia — extreme anger
• Spanish: rabia — extreme anger
• Spanish: furor — extreme anger
• Swedish: raseri — extreme anger
• Swedish: vrede — extreme anger
• Swedish: ursinne — extreme anger
• Turkish: gazap — extreme anger
• Turkish: hiddet — extreme anger
• Turkish: hışım — extreme anger
• Turkish: öfke — extreme anger
• Ottoman Turkish: اوفكه (ufke, öfke) — extreme anger
• Ottoman Turkish: قیزغینلق (kızgınlık) — extreme anger
• Volapük: lezun — extreme anger
• Volapük: vut — extreme anger
• Bulgarian: ярост (jarost) — strength or violence in action
• Finnish: vimma — strength or violence in action
• Finnish: kiihko — strength or violence in action
• Māori: nguha — strength or violence in action
• Sanskrit: त्विष् (tviṣ) — strength or violence in action
• Spanish: furia — strength or violence in action
• Turkish: hışım — strength or violence in action
• Arabic: حَنِق (ḥaniq) — an angry or malignant person
• Arabic: مُغْتَاظ (muḡtāẓ) — an angry or malignant person
• Bulgarian: фурия (furija) — an angry or malignant person
• German: Furie — an angry or malignant person
• Swedish: furie — an angry or malignant person