happy

English > Greek (Woodhouse)

adjective

P. and V. εὐτυχής, εὐδαίμων, μακάριος, Ar. and V. μάκαρ, ὄλβιος, V. εὐαίων; see also joyful.

be happy, v.: P. and V. εὐτυχεῖν, εὐδαιμονεῖν.

consider happy: P. and V. εὐδαιμονίζειν, Ar. and P. μακαρίζειν, Ar. and V. ὀλβίζειν.

satisfied: P. and V. ἡδύς.

auspicious: P. and V. εὐτυχής, καλός, εὐδαίμων, δεξιός, Ar. and V. αἴσιος (also Xen. but rare P.).

seasonable: P. and V. καίριος; see seasonable.

felicitous, adj.: P. and V. εὐπρεπής, σύμμετρος.

Translations

Afrikaans: bly, gelukkig; Albanian: i lumtur, i kënaqur, gëzuar; Arabic: سَعِيد‎, فَرِح‎; Egyptian Arabic: مبسوط‎, سعيد‎, فرحان‎, منشكح‎; Hijazi Arabic: مبسوط‎, فَرْحان‎; Armenian: երջանիկ, ուրախ; Aromanian: ambar, hãrios; Asturian: feliz, contentu, gayoleru, gayasperu; Azerbaijani: xoşbəxt, məsud, bəxtiyar, səadətli, şən; Bashkir: бәхетле; Basque: pozik; Belarusian: шчаслі́вы, радасны; Bengali: খুশি; Bikol Central: maugma; Bulgarian: щастлив, радостен; Burmese: ရွှင်ပျ, ပျော်; Catalan: feliç, content, alegre; Chamicuro: pya'kijnani; Chechen: реза; Chinese Cantonese: 高興／高兴; Mandarin: 高興／高兴, 愉快, 快樂／快乐, 幸福; Min Nan: 歡喜／欢喜, 快樂／快乐; Cornish: lowen; Czech: šťastný, radostný; Dalmatian: alegr; Danish: glad, lykkelig; Dutch: gelukkig, blij; Esperanto: feliĉa; Estonian: õnnelik; Faroese: glaður; Fijian: marau; Finnish: onnellinen, iloinen, tyytyväinen; French: heureux, heureuse, content, contente, bienheureux, bienheureuse; Friulian: feliç; Galician: feliz, ledo; Georgian: ბედნიერი; German: zufrieden, fröhlich, froh, freudig; Greek: ευχαριστημένος, χαρούμενος; Ancient Greek: ἀσινής, ἐξῳνωμένος, εὐαίων, εὐδαίμων, εὐήμερος, εὔποτμος, εὔσοος, εὔσους, εὐτυχής, εὔφρων, ἐΰφρων, ἡδύς, μάκαρ, μακάριος, ὄλβιος, χρηστός; Haitian Creole: kontan; Hawaiian: hauʻoli; Hebrew: מאושר‎, שָׂמֵחַ‎; Hindi: सुखी, ख़ुश, प्रसन्न; Hungarian: boldog; Icelandic: hamingjusamur; Ido: felica; Indonesian: senang; Irish: áthasach, sona; Italian: felice, lieto, contento; Japanese: 幸せな, 幸福な, 嬉しい; Kaingang: mrir; Kazakh: бақытты, аруақты, базарлы; Khmer: រីករាយ; Korean: 행복하다, 기뻐하다, 기쁘다; Kurdish Central Kurdish: دڵ خۆش‎, خەنی‎; Kyrgyz: бактылуу; Lao: ກະຈົວະກະຈວກ, ກະເຈາະກະຈອກ; Latgalian: laimeigs; Latin: laetus, beatus; Latvian: laimīgs, priecīgs; Ligurian: feliçe; Lithuanian: laimingas; Lombard: felice; Louisiana Creole French: gé, èrè, konten; Luxembourgish: glécklech; Macedonian: среќен, радосен; Malay: bahagia, gembira; Malayalam: സന്തോഷിപ്പിക്കുന്ന; Maltese: kuntenti, ferħan; Manx: maynrey; Mazanderani: خار‎; Middle English: wynne; Mizo: hlim; Mongolian: азтай, баяртай, жаргалтай; Norman: heûtheux; North Frisian: bliir; Norwegian: glad, lykkelig; Occitan: urós, joiós, gaujós, content; Old English: blīþe; Persian: شاد‎, خوش‎, خوشحال‎, خرم‎; Piedmontese: felice; Plautdietsch: froo, freelich, schaftich; Polish: szczęśliwy, radosny; Portuguese: feliz; Quechua: kusi, kusisqa; Rohingya: kúci; Romani: baxtalo, baxtali, baxtale; Romanian: fericit, bucuros; Romansch: legher, alleger, cuntent, cuntaint, ventiraivel; Russian: счастливый, радостный; Sanskrit: सुखिन्, प्रसन्न; Scots: blithe; Scottish Gaelic: sona, toilichte, àghmhor; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: срећан, сретан; Roman: srećan, sretan; Shor: ырыстығ; Sicilian: filici; Slovak: šťastný, radostný, rád, rada; Slovene: srečen; Spanish: feliz, alegre, contento, satisfecho; Swedish: glad, lycklig; Tagalog: masaya; Tajik: хушбахт, хушҳол; Tatar: бәхетле; Telugu: ప్రశాంతం, ప్రసన్నత; Thai: มีความสุข, ดีใจ; Tocharian B: sākre; Tongan: fiefia; Turkish: mutlu; Turkmen: hoşbagt; Ukrainian: щасливий, радісний; Urdu: خوش‎, سکھی‎, پرسن‎; Uzbek: baxtiyor, baxtli, xushhol, xursand; Vietnamese: mừng, vui, hạnh phúc; Volapük: fredik; Welsh: dedwydd, hapus; West Frisian: bliid; Westrobothnian: gleij, glivrut, fägjän, frȯijen; Yiddish: פֿריילעך‎, גליקלעך‎, באַגליקט‎; Yucatec Maya: kiimak ool

Afrikaans: gelukkig; Arabic: مَحْظُوظ‎; Azerbaijani: bəxtli, bəxti gətirən, bəxtəvər; Bulgarian: удачен; Catalan: feliç, afortunat; Chinese Mandarin: 幸運的／幸运的; Czech: šťastný; Danish: heldig; Dutch: gelukkig; Esperanto: feliĉa; Estonian: õnnelik; Finnish: hyvä, onnekas, onnellinen; French: heureux, chanceux; Galician: afortunado; German: glücklich; Greek: ευτυχής, ευτυχισμένος; Ancient Greek: εὐτυχής; Hindi: ख़ुश, प्रसन्न; Hungarian: szerencsés; Icelandic: heppilegur; Ido: fortunoza; Indonesian: untung, mujur; Irish: séanmhar, sona, sonasach; Italian: fortunato; Japanese: 幸運な, 運のよい; Khmer: សប្បាយ; Korean: 운좋은; Kurdish Central Kurdish: بەختەوەر‎; Latin: felix; Lithuanian: laimingas; Luxembourgish: glécklech; Mizo: vannei; Norman: heûtheux; Norwegian: heldig; Occitan: urós, astruc, aürós, fortunat, fortunós, benastruc, benastrat, benaürat, satisfach; Old English: ġesǣliġ; Old Turkic: 𐰴𐰆𐱃𐰞𐰆𐰍‎; Ottoman Turkish: قوتلو‎; Polish: szczęśliwy; Portuguese: feliz; Romanian: norocos; Russian: удачный, счастливый; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: срећан, сретан; Roman: srećan, sretan; Slovak: šťastný; Slovene: srečen; Spanish: afortunado, feliz; Swedish: gynnsam, lyckad; Tagalog: masaya, suwerte; Telugu: అదృవ్ష్టవంతమైన; Turkish: şanslı, kutlu; Vietnamese: sướng, sung sướng, may, may mắn, hạnh phúc