enojada
“enojada” means “angry” in Spanish (feeling or showing anger (feminine)).
angry, mad
Also: annoyed
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Mi madre está enojada porque llegué tarde a casa.
A1My mother is angry because I arrived home late.
La niña estaba enojada cuando le quitaron el juguete.
A2The girl was mad when they took away her toy.
Ella se puso muy enojada después de escuchar las noticias.
B1She got very upset after hearing the news.
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Words that translate to "enojada" in Spanish:
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Comes from the verb 'enojar,' which developed from Vulgar Latin *inodiare, meaning 'to cause hatred' or 'to make hateful.' The core idea is causing a strong negative feeling.
First recorded: Medieval Spanish
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 'enojada' and 'enfadada'?
They both mean 'angry' or 'mad.' 'Enojada' is more common across Latin America. 'Enfadada' is the standard and more frequent choice in Spain, though both words are widely understood everywhere.
Can I use 'enojada' to describe a thing, not a person?
Yes, but it's rare. You might hear it used figuratively, like 'una respuesta enojada' (an angry/heated response), but it mostly describes people or animals.