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Words, grammatical forms and meanings linked to the ontology.

joyful en · ADJ

Pronunciation

  • (US) audio
  • joi'fəl
  • /ˈd͡ʒɔɪfl̩/

Etymology

From joy + -ful.

Meanings

  1. Feeling or causing joy.
    • Her joyful smile lit up the room.
    • The children were joyful on the first day of summer break.

Forms

SpellingFeaturesLabelsSource
more joyful Degree=Cmp lexicographic
most joyful Degree=Sup lexicographic
joyfull alternative lexicographic
joyfuller Degree=Cmp lexicographic
joyfullest Degree=Sup lexicographic

Deriveds

unjoyful · joyfulness · overjoyful · joyfully

Synonyms

rapt · giddy · air-headed · filled with happiness · overjoyed · lighthearted · joyous · over the moon · cock-a-hoop · on cloud nine · blissed out · joyous · delighted · elated · ecstatic · thrilled · delighted · blissful · gladsome · orgasmic · greatly pleased · gleeful · walking on air · enrapt · euphoric · joyful · exultant

Translations (83)

vi vui vẻ (feeling or causing joy) · io joyoza (feeling or causing joy) · cs veselý (feeling or causing joy) · io joyema (feeling or causing joy) · bg ве́сел (feeling or causing joy) · ga aiteasach (feeling or causing joy) · it gaio (feeling or causing joy) · ga áthasúil (feeling or causing joy) · sk radostný (feeling or causing joy) · hi हर्षित (feeling or causing joy) · ru весёлый (feeling or causing joy) · vi vui (feeling or causing joy) · ka მხიარული (feeling or causing joy) · pt alegre (feeling or causing joy) · hi आनंदित (feeling or causing joy) · ga lainneach (feeling or causing joy) · ja 嬉しい (feeling or causing joy) · cs radostný (feeling or causing joy) · ka სიხარულით აღსავსე (feeling or causing joy) · ga subhach (feeling or causing joy) · pt gozoso (feeling or causing joy) · ang wynfæst (feeling or causing joy) · mk весел (feeling or causing joy) · ga urghairdeach (feeling or causing joy) · uk весе́лий (feeling or causing joy) · alt сӱӱнчилӱ (feeling or causing joy) · kix mōnglīng (feeling or causing joy) · ar مُفْرِح (feeling or causing joy) · hu örvendetes (feeling or causing joy) · it lieto (feeling or causing joy) · cmn 快樂 /快乐 (feeling or causing joy) · ar سَعِيد (feeling or causing joy) · sv glädjerik (feeling or causing joy) · es gozoso (feeling or causing joy) · sl vesẹ̑l (feeling or causing joy) · hu vidám (feeling or causing joy) · ga áthasach (feeling or causing joy) · kpv гажа (feeling or causing joy) · fr joyeux (feeling or causing joy) · mi matakuikui (feeling or causing joy) · be ра́дасны (feeling or causing joy) · la gaudens (feeling or causing joy) · it festante (feeling or causing joy) · be вясёлы (feeling or causing joy) · az şad (feeling or causing joy) · ota قریر (feeling or causing joy) · ar مَسْرُور (feeling or causing joy) · mk радосен (feeling or causing joy) · enm gamely (feeling or causing joy) · bg ра́достен (feeling or causing joy) · it felice (feeling or causing joy) · ka ბედნიერი (feeling or causing joy) · pl wesoły (feeling or causing joy) · hu örömteli (feeling or causing joy) · de erfreut (feeling or causing joy) · fr allègre (feeling or causing joy) · tpw ory (feeling or causing joy) · it allegro (feeling or causing joy) · uk ра́дісний (feeling or causing joy) · de erfreulich (feeling or causing joy) · it gioioso (feeling or causing joy) · lv jautrs (feeling or causing joy) · az sevinən (feeling or causing joy) · es alegre (feeling or causing joy) · ga lúcháireach (feeling or causing joy) · sk veselý (feeling or causing joy) · az sevindirici (feeling or causing joy) · mr आनंदी (feeling or causing joy) · it festoso (feeling or causing joy) · pl radosny (feeling or causing joy) · hy ուրախ (feeling or causing joy) · nrf jouaiyeux (feeling or causing joy) · ca joiós (feeling or causing joy) · mi harakoa (feeling or causing joy) · lv dzīvespriecīgs (feeling or causing joy) · de freudig (feeling or causing joy) · ko 기쁘다 (feeling or causing joy) · mn жаргалтай (feeling or causing joy) · tpw oryb (feeling or causing joy) · ru ра́достный (feeling or causing joy) · fi iloinen (feeling or causing joy) · ga seaghsach (feeling or causing joy) · ga suáilceach (feeling or causing joy)