Usages of iratus
Si quis falsum iurat, iudex iratus est.
If anyone swears falsely, the judge is angry.
Mater irata est, sed patientiam servare conatur.
Mother is angry, but she tries to keep her patience.
Cum pater iratus est, avia tamen cum patientia respondet.
When father is angry, grandmother nevertheless answers with patience.
Patri displicet quod frater amicis suis non parcit verbis iratis.
Father is displeased that the brother does not spare his friends with angry words.
Puerum verborum iratorum paenitet, et sorori magnas gratias agit quod ei ignoscit.
The boy regrets his angry words, and he gives great thanks to his sister because she forgives him.
Puerum piget verborum iratorum quae heri sorori dixit.
The boy is sorry for the angry words that he said to his sister yesterday.
Frater stultus sororem pauperiorem contemnit, sed mater ei irata est.
A foolish brother despises his poorer sister, but mother is angry with him.
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