happy; both momentarily and generally in life · lucky; fortunate
çekim: karşılaştırma glücklicher · üstünlük am glücklichsten
eş: froh
zıt: unglücklich, glücklos
köken: From Glück + -lich. Cognate to Silesian East Central German glücklich, Low German glücklik (Paderbornisch) and Yiddish גליקלעך (gliklekh).
aile: Glückliche Inseln, Glückliche Zahl, glücklicherweise, Glücklichkeit, Glücklichsein, hochglücklich, überglücklich, unglücklich
Man braucht nicht viel davon um glücklich zu sein / Wir küssen uns im Sonnenschein
luckily, fortunately · happily
eş: avec bonheur, bien, prospérement, favorablement, élégamment
köken: From heureux (“happy”) + -ment.
fortunately; luckily
eş: felizmente
zıt: desafortunadamente, desgraciadamente
köken: From afortunado + -mente.
Afortunadamente, me gusta hablar español.
luckily, fortunately
eş: per fortuna, per buona sorte
köken: From fortunato + -mente.
Rusçaк сча́стью, счастли́во, уда́чно, успе́шно
fortunately
köken: From خوشبخت (xošbaxt, “lucky, fortunate”) + ـانه (-âne, “nominalizing suffix”).
ablative singular of xoşbəxtlik
happy; generally in life. For momentarily, see blij. · pleased, satisfied, fulfilled · lucky
çekim: karşılaştırma gelukkiger · üstünlük gelukkigst
eş: happy
köken: From Middle Dutch geluckig. Equivalent to geluk + -ig.
aile: gelukkig Nieuwjaar, gelukkige verjaardag, gelukkigerwijs, zielsgelukkig
gelukkig getrouwd
Ik heb alles wat ik nodig heb, ik ben gelukkig.
fortunately (in a fortunate manner)
eş: felizmente, venturosamente
köken: From afortunado + -mente.
luckily
köken: lyckligt + -vis
fortunately, luckily (it is fortunate that)
eş: na całe szczęście
zıt: niestety
köken: Literally, “for luck”.
Ukraynacaвда́ло, на ща́стя, уда́тно, успі́шно, щасли́во
luckily
köken: onnekas + -sti
luckily, fortunately
eş: bohudíky, bohudík, díkybohu
zıt: bohužel, naneštěstí
köken: Univerbation of na štěstí. Compare Polish na szczęście.
fortunately
zıt: din nefericire, din păcate
köken: Literally, “from happiness”.
luckily, fortunately
köken: szerencse + -re
happily · favorably, fortunately · abundantly
köken: Etymology tree Latin fēlīx Proto-Indo-European *-teros? Latin -ter Latin fēlīciter From fēlīx (“fruitful, happy”) + -ter.
fortunately, luckily
zıt: uheldigvis
köken: From heldig + -vis.
bentuk posesif orang ketiga dari untung; untung dia/orang tersebut
Bulgarcaза щастие, сполучливо, щастливо /ʃtɐˈslivo/ indefinite neuter singular of щастли́в (štastlív)
köken: See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.
dative singular of laimė (“fortune”)
fortunately
köken: From afortunat + -ment.