In the Shona language (or Chivanhu), zaridza means to make someone angry or anything that sparks anger.
Example sentences for zaridza
- Rega kundizaridza. (Stop making me angry.)
- Siyana nezvinhu zvinozaridza. (Stop doing things that make me angry.)
- Kana uchida rugare, usandizaridze. (If you want peace, don't make me angry.)
- Kunonoka kwake kunozaridza mai nguva dzose. (His/her lateness always angers his/her mother.)
- Vana vanogona kuzaridza vabereki vavo nekuramba vachiita ruzha. (Children can anger their parents by refusing to be quiet.)
- Mutauro wakashata unogona kuzaridza vanhu. (Foul language can anger people.)
