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Rejoice

//ɹɪˈd͡ʒɔɪs//

Translations of "rejoice" (54 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	γηθέω(to be happy), ἀγάλλομαι(to be happy)	gēthéō, agállomai
Ao	pela (Chungli)(to be happy)	—
Arabic	فَرِحَ بِـ(to be happy)	fariḥa bi-
Armenian	հրճվել(to be happy)	hrčvel
Azerbaijani	sevinmək(to be happy)	—
Bashkir	ҡыуаныу(to be happy), һөйөнөү(to be happy)	qıwanıw, höyönöw
Belarusian	ра́давацца(to be happy), це́шыцца(to be happy)	rádavacca, cjéšycca
Bulgarian	веселя́ се(to be happy), ликува́м(to be happy), ра́двам се(to be happy)	veseljá se, likuvám, rádvam se
Chinese Mandarin	開心 /开心(to be happy), 高興 /高兴(to be happy)	kāixīn, gāoxìng
Czech	radovat se(to be happy), těšit se(to be happy)	—
Danish	juble(to be happy)	—
Dutch	jubelen(to be happy), zich verheugen(to be happy)	—
Esperanto	ĝoji(to be happy)	—
Finnish	iloita(to be happy), riemuita(to be happy)	—
French	se réjouir(to be happy)	—
Friulian	gjondâ(to be happy)	—
German	sich freuen(to be happy)	—
Gothic	𐍆𐌰𐌲𐌹𐌽𐍉𐌽(to be happy)	faginōn
Greek	αγάλλομαι(to be happy)	agállomai
Haitian Creole	rejwi(to be happy)	—
Hungarian	örvend(to be happy), örvendezik(to be happy)	—
Icelandic	fagna(to be happy), gleðjast(to be happy)	—
Ido	joyar(to be happy)	—
Interlingua	gauder(to be happy)	—
Japanese	喜ぶ(to be happy), 嬉しい(to be happy), 嬉しがる(to be happy), 快く(to be happy)	yorokobu, ureshii, ureshigaru, kokoroyoku
Karakhanid	سَڤُنْماكْ(to be happy)	sevünmēk
Korean	기뻐하다(to be happy)	gippeohada
Latin	gaudeō(to be happy), laetor(to be happy)	—
Macedonian	се радува(to be happy)	se raduva
Maore Comorian	ufurahi(to be happy)	—
Māori	hari(to be happy), koa(to be happy), komai(to be happy)	—
Norwegian Bokmål	fryde seg(to be happy), være glad(to be happy)	—
Old English	āhliehhan(to be happy)	—
Old Tupi	ory(to be happy), oryb(to be happy)	—
Old Turkic	𐰾𐰋𐰤(to be happy)	sebin-
Old Uyghur	sʾβynmʾk (sevinmek)(to be happy)	—
Ottoman Turkish	سونمك(to be happy)	sevinmek
Polish	cieszyć się(to be happy), radować się(to be happy)	—
Portuguese	exultar(to be happy), regozijar-se(to be happy)	—
Russian	ликова́ть(to be happy), ра́доваться(to be happy)	likovátʹ, rádovatʹsja
Sanskrit	ऊर्जयते(to be happy)	ūrjayate
Serbo-Croatian	likovati(to be happy), radovati se(to be happy), veseliti se(to be happy), веселити се(to be happy), ликовати(to be happy), радовати се(to be happy)	—
Slovak	radovať sa(to be happy), tešiť sa(to be happy)	—
Slovene	veseliti se(to be happy)	—
Spanish	alegrarse(to be happy), regocijarse(to be happy)	—
Swahili	kushangilia(to be happy)	—
Swedish	fröjda sig(to be happy), glädjas(to be happy)	—
Tagalog	magalak(to be happy), magbunyi(to be happy)	—
Tamil	மகிழ்(to be happy)	makiḻ
Tocharian B	kātk-(to be happy), plānt-(to be happy)	—
Turkish	sevinmek(to be happy)	—
Ugaritic	𐎌𐎎𐎃(to be happy)	šmḫ
Ukrainian	ра́дуватися(to be happy), раді́ти(to be happy), ті́шитися(to be happy)	ráduvatysja, radíty, tíšytysja
Yiddish	זיך משׂמח זײַן(to be happy), זיך פֿרייען(to be happy)	zikh mesameyekh zayn, zikh freyen