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1. (adj.) festive
pertaining to or suitable for a feast or festival.
2. festive
joyous; merry:
a festive mood.
Etymology: (1645–55; < L fēstīvus merry =fēst(us) festal +-īvus -ive)
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| Definition of 'festive' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) gay, festal, festive, merry
offering fun and gaiety
"a festive (or festal) occasion"; "gay and exciting night life"; "a merry evening"
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1. (adjective) festive
involving celebration and fun
a festive occasion; The mood was festive.
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| Definition of 'festive' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) festive
pertaining to, or becoming, a feast; festal; joyous; gay; mirthful; sportive
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Sense: happy and (as if) celebrating
a festive atmosphere.
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Afrikaans: feestelike |
Arabic: إحْتِفالي، بَهيج |
Bulgarian: празничен |
Brazilian: festivo |
Czech: veselý, slavnostní |
German: festlich |
Danish: festlig; munter |
Greek: γιορταστικός |
Spanish: festivo |
Estonian: pidulik |
Farsi: شاد |
Finnish: juhlava |
French: de fête |
Hebrew: חֲגִיגִי |
Hindi: उत्सव संबंधी, परसत्र |
Croatian: svečan, veseo |
Hungarian: ünnepi(es) |
Indonesian: sukaria |
Icelandic: hátíðlegur |
Italian: festoso |
Japanese: お祭り気分の |
Korean: 축제의 |
Lithuanian: šventiškas |
Latvian: svētku- |
Malay: suka ria |
Dutch: feestelijk |
Norwegian: fest-, festlig, feststemt |
Polish: świąteczny |
Persian: شاد |
Pashto: دخوشحالۍ، دجشن |
Portuguese: festivo |
Romanian: festiv |
Russian: праздничный |
Slovak: slávnostný |
Slovenian: prazničen |
Serbian: slavljenički |
Swedish: festlig |
Thai: ที่รื่นเริง |
Turkish: şen, neşeli |
Taiwanese: 歡慶的,喜慶的 |
Ukrainian: святковий |
Urdu: تہوار سے متعلق |
Vietnamese: thuộc hoặc thích hợp với |
Chinese: 欢庆的,喜庆的 |
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