Wütendes

Wütendes is a German adjective meaning "angry" or "furious." It is the present participle of the verb wüten, which means to rage, storm, or devastate. As a participle, wütendes can be used to describe a noun, indicating that the noun is in a state of anger or is acting furiously. For example, "ein wütendes Tier" translates to "an angry animal," and "ein wütendes Feuer" means "a raging fire."

The adjective can also be used in a more abstract sense to describe strong, uncontrolled forces or emotions. For instance, one might speak of "wütendes Leid" (furious grief) or "der wütende Sturm" (the raging storm). The intensity conveyed by wütendes suggests a powerful and often destructive emotional state or natural phenomenon. Its usage is common in literature and everyday German speech to express extreme anger or uncontrolled intensity.