Joyful

//ˈd͡ʒɔɪfl̩//

Translations of "joyful" (41 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Arabic	سَعِيد(feeling or causing joy), مَسْرُور(feeling or causing joy), مُفْرِح(feeling or causing joy)	saʕīd, masrūr, mufriḥ
Armenian	ուրախ(feeling or causing joy)	urax
Azerbaijani	sevindirici(feeling or causing joy), sevinən(feeling or causing joy), şad(feeling or causing joy)	—
Belarusian	вясёлы(feeling or causing joy), ра́дасны(feeling or causing joy)	vjasjóly, rádasny
Bulgarian	ве́сел(feeling or causing joy), ра́достен(feeling or causing joy)	vésel, rádosten
Catalan	joiós(feeling or causing joy)	—
Chinese Mandarin	快樂 /快乐(feeling or causing joy)	kuàilè
Czech	radostný(feeling or causing joy), veselý(feeling or causing joy)	—
Finnish	iloinen(feeling or causing joy)	—
French	allègre(feeling or causing joy), joyeux(feeling or causing joy)	—
Georgian	ბედნიერი(feeling or causing joy), მხიარული(feeling or causing joy), სიხარულით აღსავსე(feeling or causing joy)	bednieri, mxiaruli, sixarulit aɣsavse
German	erfreulich(feeling or causing joy), erfreut(feeling or causing joy), freudig(feeling or causing joy)	—
Hindi	आनंदित(feeling or causing joy), हर्षित(feeling or causing joy)	ānandit, harṣit
Hungarian	vidám(feeling or causing joy), örvendetes(feeling or causing joy), örömteli(feeling or causing joy)	—
Ido	joyema(feeling or causing joy), joyoza(feeling or causing joy)	—
Irish	aiteasach(feeling or causing joy), lainneach(feeling or causing joy), lúcháireach(feeling or causing joy), seaghsach(feeling or causing joy), subhach(feeling or causing joy), suáilceach(feeling or causing joy), urghairdeach(feeling or causing joy), áthasach(feeling or causing joy), áthasúil(feeling or causing joy)	—
Italian	allegro(feeling or causing joy), felice(feeling or causing joy), festante(feeling or causing joy), festoso(feeling or causing joy), gaio(feeling or causing joy), gioioso(feeling or causing joy), lieto(feeling or causing joy)	—
Japanese	嬉しい(feeling or causing joy)	ureshii
Khiamniungan Naga	mōnglīng(feeling or causing joy)	—
Korean	기쁘다(feeling or causing joy)	gippeuda
Latin	gaudens(feeling or causing joy)	—
Latvian	dzīvespriecīgs(feeling or causing joy), jautrs(feeling or causing joy)	—
Macedonian	весел(feeling or causing joy), радосен(feeling or causing joy)	vesel, radosen
Māori	harakoa(feeling or causing joy), matakuikui(feeling or causing joy)	—
Marathi	आनंदी(feeling or causing joy)	ānandī
Middle English	gamely(feeling or causing joy)	—
Mongolian	жаргалтай(feeling or causing joy)	žargaltaj
Norman	jouaiyeux(feeling or causing joy)	—
Old English	wynfæst(feeling or causing joy)	—
Old Tupi	ory(feeling or causing joy), oryb(feeling or causing joy)	—
Ottoman Turkish	قریر(feeling or causing joy)	karir
Polish	radosny(feeling or causing joy), wesoły(feeling or causing joy)	—
Portuguese	alegre(feeling or causing joy), gozoso(feeling or causing joy)	—
Russian	весёлый(feeling or causing joy), ра́достный(feeling or causing joy)	vesjólyj, rádostnyj
Slovak	radostný(feeling or causing joy), veselý(feeling or causing joy)	—
Slovene	vesẹ̑l(feeling or causing joy)	—
Southern Altai	сӱӱнчилӱ(feeling or causing joy)	süünčilü
Spanish	alegre(feeling or causing joy), gozoso(feeling or causing joy)	—
Swedish	glädjerik(feeling or causing joy)	—
Ukrainian	весе́лий(feeling or causing joy), ра́дісний(feeling or causing joy)	vesélyj, rádisnyj
Vietnamese	vui(feeling or causing joy), vui vẻ(feeling or causing joy)	—