Translation
happy; fortunate, lucky
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Examples
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I am happy that you came.
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She looked at me with happy eyes.
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The children were happy and cheerful.
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Happy is the one who has friends.
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He felt happy in the new house.
runs from lucky to deeply content, which is more ground than English "happy" covers on its own. is the surface version, cheerful and visible; is satisfied. The root gives (happiness), (unhappy or unfortunate), i (to make someone happy) and the sentence adverb , which usually means fortunately rather than happily. Greetings keep the accusative: !, the leftover object of an unspoken wish.
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Word family
Words built on feliĉa with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.
- malfeliĉaadjective
unhappy, miserable; unfortunate, unlucky
mal-feliĉa
Used in
Stories
(5)Grammar articles
(6)Esperanto -us and -u: Conditional and Imperative
Esperanto Connectors: tamen, kvankam, eĉ se, do and tial
The Esperanto Calendar: Zamenhofa Tago and Other Festivals
Esperanto -ig- and -iĝ-: Making and Becoming
Negation in Esperanto: ne, the neni- Words and nek
Esperanto Subordinate Clauses: ke, kiu, kiam and Commas
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This word is taught in chapter 2, lesson 6: feliĉa, patro, iu and 11 more words.