mad

adjective

Crazy or not thinking clearly.
Feeling very angry or annoyed.
Very surprising or amazing.
Feeling very excited or confused.
Very silly or unwise.
Liking something a lot; really excited about it.
(of animals) Very angry or dangerous.
Used to say there is a lot of something; very much.
(of a compass needle) Not pointing the right way.

verb

To be or become mad.
To make someone angry or frustrated.

adverb

Very; to a great degree.

Sentences

Sometimes I get mad when I have to share my toys.
My friend was mad because he lost the game.
It's okay to feel mad, but we should talk about it.
She was mad at her brother for teasing her.
He gets mad when he has to do chores.

Word Explanation:

Mad is when someone feels very angry. It's like when you lose a game and you feel frustrated.

Word in hindi

बुरा (bura)

bura

Other variations in hindi

खफा (khafa) khafa
गुस्सा (gussa) gussa

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'mad' mean?

The word 'mad' means feeling very angry or upset. It can also mean being silly or crazy in a fun way.

How do you pronounce 'mad'?

You pronounce 'mad' like 'mad' with a short 'a' sound, rhyming with 'sad'.

What is the origin of the word 'mad'?

The word 'mad' comes from Old English 'gemædde', which meant 'to be angry'.

What is the meaning of 'mad' in Bengali?

The word 'mad' in Bengali is 'পাগল' (Pāgala).

Fact & Proverb:

Fact

When you feel mad, it's okay to talk about it! Sharing your feelings can help you feel better.

Proverb

A calm mind is a happy mind, meaning staying calm helps you feel good.

Quote

"Anger is one letter short of danger." - Eleanor Roosevelt

Mini blog:

Feeling Mad? That's Okay!

Sometimes, we all feel a little mad! It’s like a stormy cloud in our hearts. But guess what? It’s okay to feel that way!

When you’re mad, take a deep breath and count to ten. Imagine blowing away that stormy cloud! You can also talk to a friend or draw a picture of your feelings.

Remember, just like the sun shines after the rain, happiness will come back too! So, let’s turn that mad into glad!

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