Etymology

From Middle DutchCategory:Dutch terms inherited from Middle Dutch#GRAMSCHAPCategory:Dutch terms derived from Middle Dutch#GRAMSCHAP gramschap. Equivalent to gram +‎ -schapCategory:Dutch terms suffixed with -schap#GRAMSCHAP.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈɣrɑm.sxɑp/Category:Dutch terms with IPA pronunciation#GRAMSCHAP

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  Category:Dutch terms with audio pronunciation#GRAMSCHAP
• Hyphenation: gram‧schap

Noun

gramschap f (uncountable, no diminutive)Category:Dutch lemmas#GRAMSCHAPCategory:Dutch nouns#GRAMSCHAPCategory:Dutch uncountable nouns#GRAMSCHAPCategory:Dutch entries with incorrect language header#GRAMSCHAPCategory:Dutch feminine nouns#GRAMSCHAPCategory:Pages with entries#GRAMSCHAPCategory:Pages with 1 entry#GRAMSCHAP

1. Category:nl:Anger#GRAMSCHAP(poeticCategory:Dutch poetic terms#GRAMSCHAP or datedCategory:Dutch dated terms#GRAMSCHAP) ire, anger, wrath

   Synonyms: woede, gram, toorn

   de druiven der gramschap ― the grapes of wrathCategory:Dutch terms with collocations#GRAMSCHAP

   • Dorothée Sturkenboom, Spectators van hartstocht: sekse en emotionele cultuur in de achttiende eeuw, 1998, 103.

     In het spectatoriale gedachtegoed is toorn - in the spectators vaak ook gramschap genoemd - nauw verwant aan wraakzucht en haat.

     In the belief system of the spectator papers, wrath - often also called ire in the spectator publications - is closely related to vindictiveness and hatred.

     Category:Dutch terms with quotations#GRAMSCHAP