tantrum

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• /ˈtæn.tɹʌm/
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• rhymes with -æntɹʌm
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• CMU ARPABET: T AE1 N T R AH0 M Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From earlier tanterum. Further etymology unknown.

82 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: فَوْرة غَضَب — often childish display of bad temper
• Arabic: نَوْبة غَضَب — often childish display of bad temper
• Arabic: سَوْرة (sawra) — often childish display of bad temper
• Arabic: هَيَجان (hayajān) — often childish display of bad temper
• Basque: haserrealdi — often childish display of bad temper
• Central Bikol: urag-urag — often childish display of bad temper
• Bulgarian: фасон (fason) — often childish display of bad temper
• Bulgarian: тръшкане (trǎškane) — often childish display of bad temper
• Catalan: enrabiada — often childish display of bad temper
• Catalan: rebequeria — often childish display of bad temper
• Catalan: enreveixinament — often childish display of bad temper
• Catalan: rabiola — often childish display of bad temper
• Chinese Mandarin: 發脾氣 /发脾气 (fā píqi) — often childish display of bad temper
• Czech: záchvat vzteku — often childish display of bad temper
• Danish: raserianfald — often childish display of bad temper
• Danish: hysterisk anfald — often childish display of bad temper
• Danish: vredesanfald — often childish display of bad temper
• Danish: raseriudbrud — often childish display of bad temper
• Dutch: driftbui — often childish display of bad temper
• Dutch: woedeaanval — often childish display of bad temper
• Finnish: kiukunpuuska — often childish display of bad temper
• Finnish: raivonpuuska — often childish display of bad temper
• Finnish: raivari — often childish display of bad temper
• Finnish: itkupotkuraivari — often childish display of bad temper
• French: excès de colère — often childish display of bad temper
• French: caprice — often childish display of bad temper
• Galician: perrencha — often childish display of bad temper
• Galician: rabecha — often childish display of bad temper
• Galician: cabuxo — often childish display of bad temper
• German: Wutanfall — often childish display of bad temper
• German: Ausraster — often childish display of bad temper
• German: Koller — often childish display of bad temper
• German: Tobsuchtsanfall — often childish display of bad temper
• Greek: νευράκια (nevrákia) — often childish display of bad temper
• Greek: πείσματα (peísmata) — often childish display of bad temper
• Hebrew: התקף זעם — often childish display of bad temper
• Hungarian: hiszti — often childish display of bad temper
• Hungarian: hisztéria — often childish display of bad temper
• Hungarian: dühkitörés — often childish display of bad temper
• Hungarian: cirkusz — often childish display of bad temper
• Hungarian: rapli — often childish display of bad temper
• Icelandic: bræðikast — often childish display of bad temper
• Icelandic: illskukast — often childish display of bad temper
• Italian: bizza — often childish display of bad temper
• Italian: capriccio — often childish display of bad temper
• Japanese: 癇癪 (kanshaku) — often childish display of bad temper
• Japanese: ぎゃんなき (gyannaki) — often childish display of bad temper
• Kapampangan: kasat — often childish display of bad temper
• Māori: rūtakitanga — often childish display of bad temper
• Māori: rūtānga — often childish display of bad temper
• Norwegian Bokmål: raserianfall — often childish display of bad temper
• Norwegian Bokmål: raseriutbrudd — often childish display of bad temper
• Norwegian Bokmål: slå seg vrang — often childish display of bad temper
• Persian: کج خلقی — often childish display of bad temper
• Persian: خشم — often childish display of bad temper
• Persian: قهر — often childish display of bad temper
• Polish: histeria — often childish display of bad temper
• Portuguese: birra — often childish display of bad temper
• Portuguese: chilique — often childish display of bad temper
• Portuguese: piti — often childish display of bad temper
• Portuguese: pirraça — often childish display of bad temper
• Portuguese: choradeira — often childish display of bad temper
• Romanian: pandalie — often childish display of bad temper
• Romanian: toană — often childish display of bad temper
• Russian: исте́рика (istérika) — often childish display of bad temper
• Russian: при́ступ гнева (prístup gneva) — often childish display of bad temper
• Serbo-Croatian: izljev bijesa — often childish display of bad temper
• Serbo-Croatian: napad bijesa — often childish display of bad temper
• Spanish: rabieta — often childish display of bad temper
• Spanish: berrinche — often childish display of bad temper
• Spanish: pataleta — often childish display of bad temper
• Spanish: cortón — often childish display of bad temper
• Spanish: corajina — often childish display of bad temper
• Spanish: perrera — often childish display of bad temper
• Spanish: perreta — often childish display of bad temper
• Spanish: chiripiorca — often childish display of bad temper
• Swedish: raserianfall — often childish display of bad temper
• Swedish: raseriutbrott — often childish display of bad temper
• Swedish: vredesutbrott — often childish display of bad temper
• Swedish: utbrott — often childish display of bad temper
• Tagalog: pag-aalumihit — often childish display of bad temper
• Tamil: ரகளை (rakaḷai) — often childish display of bad temper