Hasira
hah-SEE-rah /hɑ.ˈsi.ɾɑ/
"Hasira" is Sheng for anger (also: rage).
Meaning
- noun anger, rage. Anger. 'Kukasirika' is to get angry; 'usinipe hasira' means don't make me angry.
Examples
- Hasira zake zilimfanya aongee vibaya. His anger made him speak badly.
- Nimekasirika sana, msee. I'm really angry, man.
Similar and opposite words
Where it comes from
Arabic 'hasara' via Swahili.
How it was made: Swahili base.
Questions about Hasira
What does Hasira mean in Sheng?
"Hasira" is Sheng for anger (also: rage). Anger. 'Kukasirika' is to get angry; 'usinipe hasira' means don't make me angry.
How do you use Hasira in a sentence?
"Hasira zake zilimfanya aongee vibaya." means "His anger made him speak badly."
How do you pronounce Hasira?
Say it hah-SEE-rah (/hɑ.ˈsi.ɾɑ/). Sheng is spelled the way it sounds, with stress on the second-to-last syllable.
Where does the word Hasira come from?
Arabic 'hasara' via Swahili.
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