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# happy, joyful
# happy, joyful
#: ''nëdorbënaksu fsjërazi zamonë mësëvidajr prëhër '''felisa'''.''
#: ''nėdorbėnaksu prėhėr '''felisa''' fsjėrazė mėsėvidajr.''
#:: "The neighbor always becomes '''happy''' when we see each other."
#:: "The neighbor always becomes '''happy''' when we see each other."


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# vogaht'''felisa'''
# vogaht'''felisa'''
#: satisfied, content
#: satisfied, content
# '''felis'''a  
# '''felis'''a  
#: sad, unhappy
#: sad, unhappy
# '''felis'''zgir  
# '''felis'''zgir  
#: to feel bad
#: to feel bad



Revision as of 23:10, 27 February 2024

Indeyivroplu

Etymology

Loaned from Spanish feliz

Pronunciation

(Indeyivroplu) IPA: [fɛˈli.sa]

Adjective

felisa (Cyrillic фэлиса)

  1. happy, joyful
    nėdorbėnaksu prėhėr felisa fsjėrazė mėsėvidajr.
    "The neighbor always becomes happy when we see each other."

Inflection

  • felisi
    "happily"
  • felisu
    "happiness"
  • felisir
    "to be happy"

Derived terms

  1. felisixtsir
    to congratulate
  2. vogahtfelisa
    satisfied, content
  3. felisa
    sad, unhappy
  4. feliszgir
    to feel bad

Related words

  1. tixu
    luck, fortune
  2. zgir
    to feel