Borrowed fromFrenchirritable, fromLatinirritabilis.
irritable (comparativemoreirritable,superlativemostirritable)
- Capable of beingirritated.
- Easilyexasperated orexcited.
anirritable old man
- (medicine) Responsive tostimuli.
capable of being irritated
- Bulgarian:раздразнителен (bg)(razdraznitelen)
- Catalan:irritable (ca)
- Esperanto:incitebla,incitiĝema
- Finnish:ärtyvä (fi)
- French:irritable (fr)
- German:reizbar (de)
- Irish:greannaitheach
- Kabuverdianu:iradu
- Macedonian:раздразлив(razdrazliv),надразлив(nadrazliv)
- Maori:āritarita,kiriweti,pukukino,ārita,amowheke,whanewhane,mānehenehe
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål:irritabel
- Nynorsk:irritabel
- Ottoman Turkish:تتیز(titiz),خرچین(hırçın)
- Romanian:iritabil (ro)
- Russian:раздражи́тельный (ru)(razdražítelʹnyj)
- Scots:carnaptious
- Scottish Gaelic:crosta,gruamach,dranndanach
- Slovak:prchký
- Spanish:irritable (es)
- Turkish:hırçın (tr),huysuz (tr),aksi (tr)
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easily exasperated or excited
irritable m orf (masculine and feminine pluralirritables)
- irritable
irritable
- definite ofirritabel
- plural ofirritabel
irritable (pluralirritables)
- irritable
irritable
- definitesingular ofirritabel
- plural ofirritabel
irritable
- definitesingular ofirritabel
- plural ofirritabel
Borrowed fromLatinirrītābilis. Cognate withEnglishirritable.
- IPA(key): /iriˈtable/[i.riˈt̪a.β̞le]
- Rhymes:-able
- Syllabification:i‧rri‧ta‧ble
irritable m orf (masculine and feminine pluralirritables)
- irritable,cranky,testy,tetchy,prickly,snappy,snarky,irritated
