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1. (n.) jollity
a jolly or merry mood, condition, or activity; gaiety.
2. jollity
jollities, jolly festivities.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME jolite < OF, =joli(f) gay (see jolly ) +-te -ty2)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) jollity, jolliness, joviality
feeling jolly and jovial and full of good humor
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1. (noun) jollity
noisy mirth; gayety; merriment; festivity; boisterous enjoyment
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Sense: very
Taste this; – it's jolly good!
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 Afrikaans: joligheid, vrolikheid, sp |
 Arabic: مَرَح، روح الفُكاهَه |
 Bulgarian: веселие |
 Brazilian: jovialidade |
 Czech: veselost |
 German: die Fröhlichkeit |
 Danish: lystighed |
 Greek: ευθυμία |
 Spanish: alegría, jovialidad |
 Estonian: lõbusus |
 Farsi: نشاط |
 Finnish: hyväntuulisuus |
 French: gaîté |
 Hebrew: שִׂמחָה |
 Hindi: प्रमोद, उल्लास |
 Croatian: veselje |
 Hungarian: vidámság, jókedv |
 Indonesian: kegembiraan |
 Icelandic: kátína |
 Italian: allegria |
 Japanese: 陽気さ |
 Korean: 즐거움 |
 Lithuanian: linksmumas |
 Latvian: jautrība; līksmība |
 Malay: keseronokan |
 Dutch: vrolijkheid |
 Norwegian: lystighet, moro, leven |
 Polish: wesołość |
 Persian: نشاط |
 Pashto: خوشالتيا، عيش، چړچى، ساتي |
 Portuguese: jovialidade |
 Romanian: veselie |
 Russian: веселье |
 Slovak: veselosť |
 Slovenian: veselje |
 Serbian: radost |
 Swedish: munterhet, skoj |
 Thai: อารมณ์รื่นเริง; ความรื่นเ |
 Turkish: neşe, sevinç |
 Taiwanese: 開心 |
 Ukrainian: жвавість |
 Urdu: خوش باشی |
 Vietnamese: sự vui vẻ |
 Chinese: 欢乐，高兴 |
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