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1. (adj.) blissful
full of, abounding in, enjoying, or conferring bliss.
Etymology: (1175–1225)
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| Definition of 'blissful' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) blissful
completely happy and contented
"blissful young lovers"; "in blissful ignorance"
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| Definition of 'blissful' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) blissful
full of, characterized by, or causing, joy and felicity; happy in the highest degree
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Sense: very great happiness
the bliss of a young married couple.
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 Afrikaans: vreugdevol |
 Arabic: هانئٌ، سَعيدٌ، مُبْتَهِجٌ |
 Bulgarian: блажен |
 Brazilian: ditoso |
 Czech: šťastný, blažený |
 German: glückselig |
 Danish: lyksalig |
 Greek: μακάριος |
 Spanish: dichoso, jubiloso |
 Estonian: õnnis |
 Farsi: شادکام؛ سعادتمند |
 Finnish: autuas |
 French: bienheureux |
 Hebrew: מְאוּשָר |
 Hindi: आन्दपूर्ण, आनन्दमय |
 Croatian: radostan |
 Hungarian: igen boldog |
 Indonesian: bahagia |
 Icelandic: sæluríkur; sæll |
 Italian: felice |
 Japanese: この上なく幸せな |
 Korean: 더없이 행복한 |
 Lithuanian: laimingas |
 Latvian: svētlaimīgs |
 Malay: penuh bahagia |
 Dutch: gelukzalig |
 Norwegian: lykksalig |
 Polish: błogi |
 Persian: شادکام؛ سعادتمند |
 Pashto: نیکمرغه، سعادتمند |
 Portuguese: ditoso |
 Romanian: (prea)fericit |
 Russian: блаженный |
 Slovak: blažený |
 Slovenian: blažen |
 Serbian: blažen |
 Swedish: lycksalig, säll |
 Thai: มีความสุข |
 Turkish: mutlu, mesut |
 Taiwanese: 極其快樂(幸福)的 |
 Ukrainian: блаженний, щасливий |
 Urdu: انتہائی مسرور |
 Vietnamese: sung sướng |
 Chinese: 极乐的，有福的 |
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