Gladden

//ˈɡlædn̩//

Translations of "gladden" (21 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	εὐφραίνω(to cause to become more glad)	euphraínō
Azerbaijani	sevindirmək(to cause to become more glad)	—
Bulgarian	радвам(to cause to become more glad), развеселявам(to cause to become more glad)	radvam, razveseljavam
Chinese Mandarin	使喜悅 /使喜悦(to cause to become more glad), 使喜悦(to cause to become more glad), 使高興 /使高兴(to cause to become more glad)	shǐ xǐyuè, shǐ gāoxìng
Dutch	blij maken(to cause to become more glad), verheugen(to cause to become more glad)	—
Finnish	ilahduttaa(to cause to become more glad)	—
French	réjouir(to cause to become more glad)	—
German	erfreuen(to cause to become more glad), freuen(to cause to become more glad)	—
Icelandic	gleðja(to cause to become more glad)	—
Ido	joyigar(to cause to become more glad)	—
Italian	allietare(to cause to become more glad), rallegrare(to cause to become more glad)	—
Japanese	喜ばせる(to cause to become more glad), 楽しませる(to cause to become more glad)	yorokobaseru, tanoshimaseru
Latin	hilarō(to cause to become more glad), laetificō(to cause to become more glad)	—
Māori	whakahari(to cause to become more glad)	—
Romanian	bucura(to cause to become more glad), îmbucura(to cause to become more glad)	—
Russian	весели́ть(to cause to become more glad), обра́довать(to cause to become more glad), ра́довать(to cause to become more glad), развесели́ть(to cause to become more glad)	veselítʹ, obrádovatʹ, rádovatʹ, razveselítʹ
Sanskrit	प्रीणाति(to cause to become more glad)	prīṇāti
Serbo-Croatian	razvesèliti(to cause to become more glad), развесѐлити(to cause to become more glad)	—
Spanish	alborozar(to cause to become more glad), alegrar(to cause to become more glad), contentar(to cause to become more glad)	—
Swedish	glädja(to cause to become more glad)	—
Tagalog	magpaligaya(to cause to become more glad), magpasaya(to cause to become more glad)	—