sénerver

Senerver is a French verb that translates to "to get annoyed," "to get irritated," or "to get worked up" in English. It describes the feeling of growing frustration or impatience. The verb is often used to express a state of being bothered by something or someone's actions or words. For example, one might say "Il se senerve facilement" which means "He gets annoyed easily." The cause of the annoyance can vary greatly, from minor inconveniences to more significant issues.

The verb is reflexive, meaning it is used with a reflexive pronoun (se). The conjugation follows the pattern of regular -er verbs in French. The past participle is "senerve." This can be used to form compound tenses, such as "Je me suis senerve" meaning "I got annoyed." It is a common verb in everyday French conversation and can convey a range of emotional intensity, from mild irritation to significant anger. Understanding its usage is key to comprehending nuances of frustration and impatience in French.