Feelings

1. Feṛḥeɣ

   I'm happy

   Usage

   Says in one word how you feel right now

   Grammar Note

   First-person singular perfective of a stative verb; the form is the same for men and women. The spelling Ferḥeɣ is also common.

2. Ḥezneɣ

   I'm sad

   Usage

   Says in one word how you feel right now

   Grammar Note

   First-person singular perfective of a stative verb; the form is the same for men and women.

3. Rfiɣ

   I'm angry

   Usage

   Says in one word how you feel right now

   Grammar Note

   First-person singular perfective of a stative verb; the form is the same for men and women.

4. Ugadeɣ

   I'm scared

   Usage

   Says in one word how you feel right now

   Grammar Note

   First-person singular perfective of a stative verb; the form is the same for men and women. One sentence translates "Ugadeɣ" as "I'm chicken".

5. Wehmeɣ

   I'm surprised

   Usage

   Says in one word how you feel right now

   Grammar Note

   First-person singular perfective of a stative verb; the form is the same for men and women.

6. Tqellqeɣ

   I'm worried

   Usage

   Says in one word how you feel right now

   Grammar Note

   First-person singular perfective of a stative verb; the form is the same for men and women. "Tqellqeɣ aṭas" (I am very worried). It needs native review.

7. Ssetḥaɣ

   I'm embarrassed (ashamed)

   Usage

   Says in one word how you feel right now

   Grammar Note

   First-person singular perfective of a stative verb; the form is the same for men and women. The sense is closer to "ashamed"; "shy" is the separate verb ttsetḥiɣ.

8. Ttsetḥiɣ

   I'm shy

   Usage

   Says in one word how you feel right now

   Grammar Note

   It is the imperfective, which describes a habitual trait.

9. Ɛyiɣ

   I'm tired

   Usage

   Says in one word how you feel right now

   Grammar Note

   First-person singular perfective of a stative verb; the form is the same for men and women.

10. Ttnudumeɣ

    I'm sleepy

    Usage

    Says in one word how you feel right now

    Grammar Note

    "La ttnuddumeɣ" also occurs.

11. Gerrzeɣ

    I'm fine

    Usage

    Says in one word how you feel right now

    Grammar Note

    First-person singular perfective of a stative verb; the form is the same for men and women.

12. Jmeɣ-k

    I miss you

    Usage

    Says in one word how you feel right now

13. Jmeɣ tamurt

    I'm homesick

    Usage

    Says in one word how you feel right now

    Grammar Note

    Composed from verified words by regular grammar, so it needs native review.

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