〜やがれ: This is a very angry way to tell someone to do something. You use it when you really dislike or are mad at the person.

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〜やがれ

This is a very angry way to tell someone to do something. You use it when you really dislike or are mad at the person.

KMT7RoughVulgarAuxiliary VerbMixedMasculineContains profanityDerogatory Auxiliary VerbsGrammar

Verb [stem] + やがれPrimary

This is a very angry way to tell someone to do something. You use it when you really dislike or are mad at the person.

金目の物を全部出しやがれ！

Hand over all your valuables!

RoughNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingEmphatic

かかってきやがれ、一人残らずぶっ飛ばしてやる！

Come at me! I'll take down every last one of you!

RoughNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingVolitionalAnime & Manga Games

さっさと行きやがれ！

Get the hell out of here, now!

RoughNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingEmphaticEmotions & Psychology

好きなようにしやがれ。どうせお前には無理だろうがな。

Do whatever the hell you want. It's not like you can do it anyway.

RoughNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingDeclarativeEmotions & Psychology

彼は「とっとと消えやがれ」と吐き捨てるように言った。

He spat out the words, "Get the hell out of my sight."

NeutralPastAffirmativeMid SentenceDeclarativeLiterature

This is very different from a normal command like 'Do it'. That command is strong. This form is much stronger. It also shows you hate the person. It is not like polite commands at all.

Don't use this when you talk to real people. It is very rude. This is like saying "Do it, you jerk!" It is only for bad characters in stories.

Use this when you want to show you are very angry. You also want to show you look down on the other person. It makes you sound very mean and aggressive.

Less formal alternatives(1)

命令形（めいれいけい・〜ろ / 〜よ）

This is a command form. It tells someone what to do directly. It is very informal and strong.

Verb stem form

This is a special form of a verb. You use it to join verbs together. You can also use it to make a noun from a verb.

Verb [imperative form] (e-ending / ろ / よ)

This is how you tell someone to do something. It is a very strong command. You should be careful when you use it.

〜てやがる

An auxiliary construction attached to the て-form of a verb to express strong contempt, disgust, or anger towards another person's actions. It implies the speaker is negatively affected or annoyed by the action being performed.

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Dictionary

〜やがれ

This is a very angry way to tell someone to do something. You use it when you really dislike or are mad at the person.

KMT7RoughVulgarAuxiliary VerbMixedMasculineContains profanityDerogatory Auxiliary VerbsGrammar

Verb [stem] + やがれPrimary

This is a very angry way to tell someone to do something. You use it when you really dislike or are mad at the person.

金目の物を全部出しやがれ！

Hand over all your valuables!

RoughNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingEmphatic

かかってきやがれ、一人残らずぶっ飛ばしてやる！

Come at me! I'll take down every last one of you!

RoughNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingVolitionalAnime & Manga Games

さっさと行きやがれ！

Get the hell out of here, now!

RoughNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingEmphaticEmotions & Psychology

好きなようにしやがれ。どうせお前には無理だろうがな。

Do whatever the hell you want. It's not like you can do it anyway.

RoughNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingDeclarativeEmotions & Psychology

彼は「とっとと消えやがれ」と吐き捨てるように言った。

He spat out the words, "Get the hell out of my sight."

NeutralPastAffirmativeMid SentenceDeclarativeLiterature

This is very different from a normal command like 'Do it'. That command is strong. This form is much stronger. It also shows you hate the person. It is not like polite commands at all.

Don't use this when you talk to real people. It is very rude. This is like saying "Do it, you jerk!" It is only for bad characters in stories.

Use this when you want to show you are very angry. You also want to show you look down on the other person. It makes you sound very mean and aggressive.

Less formal alternatives(1)

命令形（めいれいけい・〜ろ / 〜よ）

This is a command form. It tells someone what to do directly. It is very informal and strong.

Verb stem form

This is a special form of a verb. You use it to join verbs together. You can also use it to make a noun from a verb.

Verb [imperative form] (e-ending / ろ / よ)

This is how you tell someone to do something. It is a very strong command. You should be careful when you use it.

〜てやがる

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〜やがれ

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〜やがれ

Patterns1

Meaning

Examples5

Contrasts1

Restrictions1

Discourse Function1

Compare with1

Less formal alternatives(1)

Prerequisites3

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