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Hi guys! Here I have a list of names related to anger. Be on the look out for fire names, warrior names etc. Also please let me know if you have a request for a name list :-) Thanks!

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--------------------ENGLISH WORDS FOR ANGER--------------------

Furor - m (English) public disorder or uproar / violent anger, frenzy

Fury - f (English) violent anger, rage / a fit of anger / violent or frenzied action

Ire - m/f (English) anger, wrath, keen resentment

Rage - m (English) violent, explosive anger / a fit of anger / furious intensity, as of a storm or disease

Wrath - m (English) forceful, often vindictive anger / punishment or vengeance as a manifestation of anger / fierce anger, vehement indignation, rage

----------GENDER NEUTRAL NAMES -- no gender only rage--------

Chanda - m/f (Sanskrit) fierce, hot, passionate

Cholios - m/f (Greek) angry

Cholos - m/f (Greek) gall, bite / anger, wrath, bitterness

Cenel - m/f (Old English) fierce

Lato - m/f (Gaulish) fury, rage

Lut - m/f (Slavic) fierce, severe, cruel, wild

Lūtu - m/f (Gaulish) anger, power

Meng - m/f (Chinese) fierce, ferocious

Menis - m/f (Greek) wrath

Mod - m/f (Ancient Scandinavian) excitement, concern, wrath, courage

Odyssomai - m/f (Greek) to hate

Retsu - m/f (Japanese) fury, rage, violent, vehement

Umd - m/f (Nivkh) angry

--------------------------FEMININE NAMES----------------------------

Aglaeca - f (Medieval English) fierce combatant

Attashin - f (Persian) fiery

Blómyr - f (Old Norse) blooming fury, wildflower. Also: Blómyrr

Boudilatis - f (Gaulish) victorious rage / advantage of rage / victorious hero

Bremousa - f (Greek) raging woman. The name of a Greek Amazon warrior. Also: Bremusa

Callidia - f (Latin) warm, hot, fiery, passionate

Canda - f (Indian) fierce, impetuous, violent

Chae-hwa - f (Korean) color of anger / flower colored

Charope - f (Greek) fierce gaze

Fajra - f (Esperanto) fiery

Furia - f (Latin) madness, fury, rage

Furiosa - f (Latin) full of rage, furious

Gorgo - f (Greek) grim, fierce, terrible

Gorgophone - f (Greek) fierce murder

Hwa - f (Korean) flower, bloom, anger

Irani - f (Tupi) enraged bee

Jarmila - f (Czech) fierce, energetic, gracious, dear

Jarka - f (Czech) fierce, energetic, gracious, dear

Jaromíra - f (Czech) fierce, energetic, gracious, dear

Jarosława - f (Polish) fierce and glorious

Jaruška - f (Czech) fierce, energetic, gracious, dear

Kapheira - f (Greek) stormy-breath. The name of a Greek nymph.

Kwatisa - f (Tsonga) made furious

Lyssa - f (Greek) rage, fury, anger. The Greek goddess of uncontrolled rage

Min-Hwa - f (Korean) quick, clever anger / anger of heaven / people's anger

Moda - f (Old Norse) mind, wrath, courage

Modfrid - f (Norwegian) beautiful wrath / beautiful mind / beautiful courage

Módís - f (Icelandic) woman's wrath / wrath of the goddess

Módgunnr - f (Ancient Scandinavian) battle wrath / battle courage

Nemesis - f (Greek) distribution of what is due, righteous anger. The Greek goddess of vengeance and justice

Retsuko - f (Japanese) furious, raging, violent, vehement child

Suligniewa - f (Polish) promise of anger / mightier wrath

Umkuhn - f (Nivkh) angry

Yrr - f (Icelandic) mad, furious, wild

Yrrá - f (Old Norse) raging river

Yrsa - f (Icelandic) she bear / mad, furious, wild

Yrdís - f (Old Norse) fury of the goddess, goddess of fury. Also: Yrrdís

Yrrei - f (Old Norse) ever furious, ever-wild. Also: Yrei

Yrfríd - f (Old Norse) beautiful and furious, beloved fury. Also: Yrrfríd

-------------------------MASCULINE NAMES--------------------------

Aegaeon - m (Greek) stormy one, goatish, Aegean. The Greek god of storms in the Aegean sea

Agrîn - m (Kurdish) fiery

Alfmod - m (Old Norse) elf's wrath / elf's excitement / elf's concern / elf's courage

And - m (Ancient Germanic) wrath, zeal

Andebert - m (Ancient Germanic) bright wrath, zeal

Andraut - m (Germanic) wrathful leader, wrathful power / wrath and wealth

Ante - m (Frisian) wrath, zeal. Also: Ánte

Antelmo - m (Italian) wrath and protection

Anthelm - m (Ancient Germanic) wrath and protection, helmet of wrath. Also: Anthelme

Aprasion - m (Georgian) angry, wrathful, ferocious, truculent

Arioch - m (Hebrew) fierce lion

Asmod - m (Old Norse) god's excitement / god's concern / wrath of god / courage of god

Az - m (Hebrew) strong, vehement, harsh

Borzygniew - m (Polish) to fight in anger

Bremo - m (Greek) to roar, shout, rage

Calidus - m (Latin) warm, hot, fiery, passionate

Chan-yeol - m (Korean) fiery and bright

Charon - m (Greek) fierce brightness. In Greek mythology, the operator of the ferry that brought the dead into the underworld

Charopós - m (Greek) fierce gaze

Cheran - m (Ancient Hebrew) anger

Daighre - m (Irish) fiery

Dobiegniew - m (Polish) brave anger

Ferox - m (Ancient Roman) wild, savage, ferocious

Firas - m (Arabic) as ferocious as a lion

Fraoch - m (Irish) wrath, fury. A hero of Irish mythology

Fukui - m (Japanese) indignation, resentment / manure, dung, night soil

Furius - m (Ancient Roman) madness, fury, rage

Gæirmódr - m (Ancient Scandinavian) wrathful spear, courageous spear

Gailas - m (Old Lithuanian) strong, potent / sharp, jagged / angry, fierce, violent / miserable, sorrowful, remorseful

Gailigedas - m (Lithuanian) I miss the rage lol / yearning for rage / yearning for strength

Gailimantas - m (Lithuanian) intelligent and strong / intelligent and sharp / intelligent and fierce / intelligent and powerful / property of anger / fierce riches

Gailiminas - m (Lithuanian) celebrating strength / violent celebration, celebration of anger / miserable celebration / remembering strength / remembering violence and anger / remembering misery / remembering power

Gedgailas - m (Lithuanian) I miss the rage lol / yearning for rage / yearning for strength

Gneomar - m (Slavic) angry world

Gnev - m (Polish) anger

Gniew - m (Slavic) anger

Gniewomir - m (Slavic) angry world

Gniewosław - m (Polish) glorious rage

Gnyevu - m (Slavic) anger

Gorgippos - m (Greek) fierce horse

Gorgos - m (Greek) grim, fierce, terrible

Gorgythion - m (Greek) little fierce one

Gwang-Hyeon - m (Korean) brave, angry bow / brave, angry, bright / brave, angry appearance / brave, angry, dark, mysterious

Han-Jin - m (Korean) a rare opportunity for resentment

Herimot - m (Ancient Germanic) wrath of an army

Ho - m (Korean) tiger, brave, fierce

Ho-Jin - m (Korean) fierce advancement / raising bravery, arousing ferocity

Hrayr - m (Armenian) fiery man

Hui-Yeol - m (Korean) loving violence / fiery joy

Izbygniew - m (Polish) house of anger

Kęsgailas - m (Lithuanian) the strength to endure / enduring anger / enduring misery / enduring with strength

Jarek - m (Slavic) fierce, strong

Jarmil - m (Czech) fierce, energetic, gracious, dear

Jarogniew - m (Polish) fierce, energetic anger

Jaromír - m (Slavic) fierce, energetic world. Also: Jaromir

Jaropełk - m (Polish) fierce people

Jaroslav - m (Czech) fierce and glorious

Jaroslavas - m (Lithuanian) fierce and glorious

Jarosław - m (Polish) fierce and glorious

Jogaila - m (Lithuanian) strong horse rider / angry, fierce and violent on horseback / misery on horseback / powerful on horseback

Jong-Seok - m (Korean) goblet of red anger

Lorcc - m (Irish Gaelic) fierce

Lorcán - m (Irish Gaelic) little fierce one. Also: Lorccán

Lugalbanda - m (Sumerian) young, wild, fierce king. The legendary king of Uruk who was said to be the father of Gilgamesh.

Lutobor - m (Polish) fierce, wild fight

Lutogniew - m (Polish) fierce anger, severe anger, cruel anger, wild anger

Lutomir - m (Polish) fierce, cruel world

Lutosław - m (Polish) fierce glory

Lutumaros - m (Gaulish) great anger, great power

Maipe - m (Chamorro, Polynesian) fiery, hot, passionate

Mantgailas - m (Lithuanian) intelligent and strong / intelligent and sharp / intelligent and fierce / intelligent and powerful / property of anger / fierce riches

Mantigailas - m (Lithuanian) intelligent and strong / intelligent and sharp / intelligent and fierce / intelligent and powerful / property of anger / fierce riches

Mathó - m (Lakota) bear, to be fiercely angry

Mato - m (Lakota) bear, to be fiercely angry

Mingailas - m (Lithuanian) strong thoughts / sharp thoughts / angry thoughts, thoughts of anger / thoughts of misery, remorseful thought

Mirogniew - m (Polish) angry world

Moctezuma - m (Nahuatl) he frowns like an angry lord

Módi - m (Old Norse) excitement, wrath, anger

Mórekr - m (Old Norse) mighty wrath

Módvitnir - m (Old Norse) wolf's wrath / wolf's courage / wolf's mind

Msciegniew - m (Polish) avenging anger, angry vengeance

Muot - m (Old High German) excitement, concern, wrath

Narmer - m (Ancient Egyptian) raging catfish

Ninogniew - m (Medieval Polish) fresh anger, anger of youth

Norgailas - m (Lithuanian) desire for anger / desire for strength / desire for misery / desire for power

Oden - m (Old Norse) inspiration, rage, frenzy. The Norse king of the gods, presiding over war, wisdom, and death.

Odin - m (Old Norse) inspiration, rage, frenzy. The Norse king of the gods, presiding over war, wisdom, and death. Also: Odín

Odysseus - m (Greek) to hate. A hero of Greek myth.

Ognen - m (Bulgarian) fiery

Ognian - m (Bulgarian) fiery. Also: Ognjian, Ognjen

Öndólfur - m (Icelandic) angry wolf, aggressive wolf, wrathful wolf

Ostrogniew - m (Polish) sharp anger

Othankar - m (Old Danish) easily furious, raging

Othinkar - m (Old Danish) easily furious, raging

Oxycholios - m (Late Greek) quick to anger, quick-tempered

Oxycholos - m (Greek) quick to anger, quick-tempered

Raivo - m (Old Estonian) fury, rage

Rod - m (Ancient Irish) spirited, furious

Rodach - m (Ancient Irish) spirited, furious

Roscigniew - m (Polish) growing anger

Seok - m (Korean) red, anger

Shiddat - m (Uzbek) force, intensity, violence, fury

Skirgaila - m (Lithuanian) devoted to anger and violence / giving anger and violence / divided by anger and violence / identified by anger and violence / devoted to strength / devoted to misery / devoted to power / giving strength / giving misery / giving power / identified by strength / identified by misery / identified by power

Spycigniew - m (Polish) futile anger

Srdan - m (South Slavic) angry

Srdit - m (South Slavic) angry

Švitrigaila - m (Lithuanian) quick to anger, quick to violence

Takeru - m (Japanese) fierce, rave, rush, become furious, wildness, strength

Tautgailas - m (Lithuanian) a strong people / a fierce, angry, violent people / a miserable people / a sharp people / a powerful people

Trym - m (Old Norse) noise, uproar

Ulysse - m (French) to hate. Also: Ulisse

Ulysses - m (English) to hate. Also: Ulisses, Ulises

Vaigailas - m (Lithuanian) chasing strength / chasing anger / chasing misery / chasing power

Vilgailas - m (Lithuanian) strong hope, hope for strength / hope for anger and violence / hope for misery / hope for power, powerful hope

Virgailas - m (Lithuanian) prevailing strength / prevailing anger / prevailing misery / prevailing power

Visgailas - m (Lithuanian) entirely strong / entirely angry / entirely miserable / all powerful

Vydgailas - m (Lithuanian) to see is strength, the strength to see / seeing anger, seeing violence / seeing misery / to see is power, the power to see

Wodan - m (Germanic) inspiration, rage, frenzy. The Norse king of the gods, presiding over war, wisdom, and death.

Woden - m (Anglo-Saxon) inspiration, rage, frenzy. The Norse king of the gods, presiding over war, wisdom, and death.

Wotan - m (Old Norse) inspiration, rage, frenzy. The Norse king of the gods, presiding over war, wisdom, and death.

Wojgniew - m (Polish) angry soldier

Wszegniew - m (Polish) always angry

Wuotan - m (Old Norse) inspiration, rage, frenzy. The Norse king of the gods, presiding over war, wisdom, and death.

Yarasalu - m (Belarusian) fierce and glorious

Yarik - m (Russian) fierce and glorious

Yaroslav - m (Russian) fierce and glorious

Yeol - m (Korean) fiery, violent, vehement, ardent

Yrar - m (Icelandic) mad, furious, wild army

Žadgailas - m (Lithuanian) strong promise / promise of anger, promise of violence / promise of misery / powerful promise, promise of power