立りっ腹ぷく

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立腹する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	立りっ腹ぷくする	立りっ腹ぷくしない
Polite	立りっ腹ぷくします	立りっ腹ぷくしません
Past polite	立りっ腹ぷくしました	立りっ腹ぷくしませんでした
Past	立りっ腹ぷくした	立りっ腹ぷくしなかった
Te-form	立りっ腹ぷくして	立りっ腹ぷくしないで
Desire	立りっ腹ぷくしたい	立りっ腹ぷくしたくない
Potential	立りっ腹ぷくできる	立りっ腹ぷくできない
Passive	立りっ腹ぷくされる	立りっ腹ぷくされない
Causative	立りっ腹ぷくさせる	立りっ腹ぷくさせない
Causative passive	立りっ腹ぷくさせられる	立りっ腹ぷくさせられない
Volitional	立りっ腹ぷくしよう
Polite volitional	立りっ腹ぷくしましょう
Imperative	立りっ腹ぷくしろ	立りっ腹ぷくするな
Conditional	立りっ腹ぷくすれば	立りっ腹ぷくしなければ
Tara conditional	立りっ腹ぷくしたら	立りっ腹ぷくしなかったら

Meanings

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', intransitive verb

anger; taking offense; losing one's temper

Formal or written term for becoming angry or offended. Often used in the pattern 立腹する or 立腹している.

彼かれはその発はつ言げんに立りっ腹ぷくした。
He took offense at that remark.
社しゃ長ちょうは部ぶ下かのミスに立りっ腹ぷくしている。
The company president is angry about the subordinate's mistake.

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Usage patterns

〈事こと〉に立りっ腹ぷくするto become angry/offended at something
彼かれは上じょう司しの無む神しん経けいな発はつ言げんに立りっ腹ぷくした。
He was offended by his boss's thoughtless remark.
〈人ひと〉が立りっ腹ぷくしているsomeone is (currently) angry/offended
部ぶ長ちょうはまだ立りっ腹ぷくしているようだ。
The department head still seems to be angry.
大おおいに立りっ腹ぷくするto be greatly angered/offended
その一ひと言ことで先せん生せいは大おおいに立りっ腹ぷくした。
The teacher was greatly offended by that one remark.

Kanji

立stand up, rise, set up
腹abdomen, belly, stomach

Related words· 8

怒いかりN1
怒り is the general, everyday word for anger, while 立腹 is a stiffer, more formal term often implying offense at a specific act.
腹はらが立たつN3
腹が立つ is the common spoken expression for getting angry, whereas 立腹 is a more literary, written equivalent.
憤ふん慨がいN1
憤慨 emphasizes indignation at something felt to be unjust, while 立腹 more simply denotes becoming angry or offended.
激げき怒ど
激怒 describes intense, fierce fury, whereas 立腹 can refer to milder, more measured offense or irritation.

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腹はら立だちN1
立腹 is a more formal or written term for being angered, whereas 腹立ち is the everyday spoken word for the same feeling.
中ちゅうっ腹ぱらN1
立腹 is a more formal, neutral word for being angry that doesn't imply the anger is being suppressed, unlike 中っ腹.
ブチ切ぎれ
立腹 is a polite, somewhat stiff word for being upset or offended, in contrast to the rough, vivid slang ブチ切れ.
怒おこるN4
立腹する is a stiff, formal way to say one has become angry, while 怒る is the ordinary spoken word.

Etymology

Compound of 立 (stand, rise) and 腹 (belly, mind), literally 'the belly rises', an old metaphor for anger. The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the spelling is conventionally associated with the meaning of becoming angry.