rejoice

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• /ɹɪˈd͡ʒɔɪs/
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From Middle English rejoicen, rejoisen, from Old French resjoir. Doublet of rejoy. Compare French réjouir; Spanish regocijar; Portuguese regozijar; Italian gioire

125 source translations are retained for this English entry.

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