“To be furious” in Japanese
Short answer
To be furious in Japanese is “息巻く” (ikimaku). Full meaning: to rage, to storm (at), to be furious; to enthuse, to speak enthusiastically, to speak with vigour, to get worked up.
Other ways to say “To be furious” in Japanese
煮え立つ
nietatsu to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
はらわたが煮えくり返る
harawataganiekurikaeru to be furious, to seethe with anger, to have one's blood boiling
息まく
ikimaku to rage, to storm (at), to be furious; to enthuse, to speak enthusiastically, to speak with vigour, to get worked up
いきまく
ikimaku to rage, to storm (at), to be furious; to enthuse, to speak enthusiastically, to speak with vigour, to get worked up
煮え立っ
nieta to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
にえたっ
nieta to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
煮えたつ
nietatsu to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
煮えたっ
nieta to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
にえたつ
nietatsu to boil, to come to a boil; to seethe (with rage, etc.), to be furious
湯気を立てて怒る
yugewotateteokoru to boil with rage, to seethe, to be furious, to fume with anger, to blow one's top
腹が立つ
haragatatsu to get angry, to take offense, to take offence, to be furious
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