No. 15,650 in German
wütenden
The German word "wütenden" means "angry" or "furious" in English.
In a sentence
Die wütenden Hunde bellten laut.
The angry dogs barked loudly.
Here 'wütenden' is an adjective describing the noun 'Hunde', indicating the emotional state of the dogs being angry.
Er versuchte, die wütenden Proteste der Menschen zu beruhigen.
He tried to calm the angry protests of the people.
In this case, 'wütenden' is an adjective modifying 'Proteste', emphasizing that the protests were characterized by anger.
Wir mussten durch eine Gruppe wütender Demonstranten gehen.
We had to pass through a group of angry demonstrators.
Here, 'wütender' is used as an attributive adjective describing 'Demonstranten', specifying their emotional condition as angry.
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