Pent

/pɛnt/ adjective

Definition

Confined or shut up, usually describing emotions or energy that have been held back and bottled up.

Etymology

Past participle of 'pen,' from Old English 'pennan.' The phrase 'pent up' became the dominant usage, emphasizing psychological or emotional confinement.

Kelly Says

The phrase 'pent-up energy' describes a real psychological state—emotions bottled for too long eventually explode, which is why psychologists say expressing feelings is important.

Translations

AMአማርኛ
Pentagon
pen-ta-gon
ARالعربية
خمس
khams
BNবাংলা
পেন্ট
pen-t
CACatalà
pent
pent
CSČeština
pent
pent
DADansk
pent
pent
DEDeutsch
pent
pent
ELΕλληνικά
pent
pent
ESEspañol
pent
pent
FAفارسی
پنت
pant
FISuomi
pent
pent
FRFrançais
pent
pent
GUGU
પેન્ટ
pen-t
HAHA
pent
pent
HEעברית
פנט
fant
HIहिन्दी
पांच
paanch
HUMagyar
pent
pent
IDBahasa Indonesia
pent
pent
IGIG
pent
pent
ITItaliano
pent
pent
JA日本語
ペン
pen
KKKK
пен
pen
KMKM
ប្រាក់
bra-ak
KO한국어
펜트
pen-teu
MRMR
पेंट
pent
MSBahasa Melayu
pent
pent
MYမြန်မာ
ပင်
pin
NLNederlands
pent
pent
NONorsk
pent
pent
PAPA
ਪੈਂਟ
paen-t
PLPolski
pent
pent
PTPortuguês
pent
pent
RORomână
pent
pent
RUРусский
пен
pen
SVSvenska
pent
pent
SWKiswahili
pent
pent
TAதமிழ்
பேன்ட்
paen-t
TEతెలుగు
పెంట్
pen-t
THไทย
เพนท์
pen-t
TLTL
pent
pent
TRTürkçe
pent
pent
UKУкраїнська
пен
pen
URاردو
پنٹ
pen-t
VITiếng Việt
pent
pent
YOYO
pent
pent
ZH中文
wu
ZUZU
ipent
ee-pent

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