enfadada
“enfadada” means “angry” in Spanish (describing a female person).
angry, annoyed
Also: cross, mad
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Mi jefa está muy enfadada porque llegué tarde.
A2My boss (female) is very angry because I arrived late.
Ella se puso enfadada cuando le conté la noticia.
B1She got annoyed when I told her the news.
La niña estaba enfadada con su muñeca.
A2The girl was cross with her doll.
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Comes from the verb 'enfadar,' which was formed in Spanish by combining the prefix 'en-' (to put into a state) with the root word 'fado,' which originally meant 'weariness' or 'disgust.' So, it literally means 'to put someone into a state of disgust or annoyance.'
First recorded: Medieval Spanish
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'enfadada' the same as 'enojada'?
'Enfadada' and 'enojada' mean the exact same thing (angry/annoyed). 'Enfadada' is used more often in Spain, while 'enojada' is the preferred word in many parts of Latin America. Feel free to use either one!