irritable

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• /ˈɪɹɪtəbl̩/
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Borrowed from French irritable, from Latin irritabilis.

70 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: раздразнителен (razdraznitelen) — capable of being irritated
• Catalan: irritable — capable of being irritated
• Esperanto: incitebla — capable of being irritated
• Esperanto: incitiĝema — capable of being irritated
• Finnish: ärtyvä — capable of being irritated
• French: irritable — capable of being irritated
• German: reizbar — capable of being irritated
• Irish: greannaitheach — capable of being irritated
• Kabuverdianu: iradu — capable of being irritated
• Macedonian: раздразлив (razdrazliv) — capable of being irritated
• Macedonian: надразлив (nadrazliv) — capable of being irritated
• Māori: āritarita — capable of being irritated
• Māori: kiriweti — capable of being irritated
• Māori: pukukino — capable of being irritated
• Māori: ārita — capable of being irritated
• Māori: amowheke — capable of being irritated
• Māori: whanewhane — capable of being irritated
• Māori: mānehenehe — capable of being irritated
• Norwegian Bokmål: irritabel — capable of being irritated
• Norwegian Nynorsk: irritabel — capable of being irritated
• Romanian: iritabil — capable of being irritated
• Russian: раздражи́тельный (razdražítelʹnyj) — capable of being irritated
• Scots: carnaptious — capable of being irritated
• Scottish Gaelic: crosta — capable of being irritated
• Scottish Gaelic: gruamach — capable of being irritated
• Scottish Gaelic: dranndanach — capable of being irritated
• Slovak: prchký — capable of being irritated
• Spanish: irritable — capable of being irritated
• Turkish: hırçın — capable of being irritated
• Turkish: huysuz — capable of being irritated
• Turkish: aksi — capable of being irritated
• Ottoman Turkish: تتیز (titiz) — capable of being irritated
• Ottoman Turkish: خرچین (hırçın) — capable of being irritated
• Bulgarian: сприхав (sprihav) — easily exasperated or excited
• Catalan: irritable — easily exasperated or excited
• Finnish: ärtyisä — easily exasperated or excited
• Finnish: kärttyisä — easily exasperated or excited
• Finnish: kärttyinen — easily exasperated or excited
• French: irritable — easily exasperated or excited
• German: reizbar — easily exasperated or excited
• Ancient Greek: δύσκολος (dúskolos) — easily exasperated or excited
• Hebrew: רָגִיז (ragíz) — easily exasperated or excited
• Hungarian: ingerlékeny — easily exasperated or excited
• Irish: drisíneach — easily exasperated or excited
• Irish: colgach — easily exasperated or excited
• Kabuverdianu: iradu — easily exasperated or excited
• Latin: ācriculus — easily exasperated or excited
• Latin: stomachōsus — easily exasperated or excited
• Macedonian: раздразлив (razdrazliv) — easily exasperated or excited
• Macedonian: надразлив (nadrazliv) — easily exasperated or excited
• Māori: pukukino — easily exasperated or excited
• Plautdietsch: brumsch — easily exasperated or excited
• Russian: раздражительный (razdražitelʹnyj) — easily exasperated or excited
• Scottish Gaelic: crosta — easily exasperated or excited
• Scottish Gaelic: gruamach — easily exasperated or excited
• Spanish: irritable — easily exasperated or excited
• Turkish: hırçın — easily exasperated or excited
• Turkish: huysuz — easily exasperated or excited
• Turkish: aksi — easily exasperated or excited
• Ottoman Turkish: تتیز (titiz) — easily exasperated or excited
• Ottoman Turkish: خرچین (hırçın) — easily exasperated or excited
• Ukrainian: дратівли́вий (drativlývyj) — easily exasperated or excited
• Zazaki: rıkın (diq) — easily exasperated or excited
• Bulgarian: чувствителен (čuvstvitelen) — responsive to stimuli
• Finnish: herkkä — responsive to stimuli
• Finnish: herkkänahkainen — responsive to stimuli
• French: irritable — responsive to stimuli
• German: reizbar — responsive to stimuli
• Macedonian: надразлив (nadrazliv) — responsive to stimuli
• Tagalog: talusaling — responsive to stimuli