(はら)()

はらがたつ
expression
to get angry, to be irritated
colloquialexpressionemotion
1. to get angry, to be irritated, to be annoyed
Describes a feeling of anger or irritation rising within oneself.
(かれ)態度(たいど)(はら)()つ。
His attitude makes me angry.
約束(やくそく)(やぶ)られて(はら)()った。
I got angry when they broke their promise.
自分(じぶん)失敗(しっぱい)(はら)()つ。
I'm frustrated with my own mistake.
(はら)()って(かお)()さない
Even when I'm angry, I don't show it on my face.
I hadn't done anything wrong, but I got scolded, and I couldn't help feeling furious.

Structure: (はら) (belly/stomach) + + () (to stand/rise). Literally 'one's belly rises' - the belly being associated with emotions in Japanese.

Related words

Body part metaphor: In Japanese, the (はら) (belly) is considered the seat of emotions, similar to how English uses 'heart.' This explains expressions like (はら)()つ and (はら)()って(はな) (to speak frankly).

Grammar: Often used with to indicate the cause of anger: 〜(はら)()