No. 9,166 in Russian
серди
"Серди" is the imperative form of the verb "сердить," meaning "make angry" or "provoke anger."
In a sentence
Серди человека можно увидеть его истинный характер.
In the anger of a person, one can see their true character.
The word 'серди' is used as a part of 'сердитый', meaning 'angry', showing a quality of someone in context.
Не серди меня без причины.
Do not anger me without any reason.
Here, 'серди' is an imperative form of the verb 'сердить', used to command not to make someone angry.
Серди врагов своих своей добротой.
Anger your enemies with your kindness.
'Серди' here is again used in imperative form to instruct someone to incite anger deliberately.
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