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fericiț

happy /fe.riˈt͡ʃit/

adjective#2146 most common

Also: glad, blessed, fortunate

Example sentences

Sunt fericit.
I am happy.
Ea este foarte fericită azi.
She is very happy today.
Copiii sunt fericiți când se joacă în parc.
The children are happy when they play in the park.
Fericiți cei care știu să se mulțumească cu puțin.
Happy are those who know how to be content with little.
Deși viața l-a pus la încercare, a rămas un om fericit până la sfârșit.
Although life tested him, he remained a happy man until the end.
Fericirea nu înseamnă să fii mereu fericit, ci să accepți și clipele mai puțin senine.
Happiness does not mean always being happy, but accepting the less bright moments too.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativefericit (m) / fericită (f)fericiți (m) / fericite (f)
Genitivefericit (m) / fericite (f)fericiți (m) / fericite (f)
Accusativefericit (m) / fericită (f)fericiți (m) / fericite (f)
Vocativefericit (m) / fericită (f)fericiți (m) / fericite (f)

Word family

a fericito make happy, to bless
fericirehappinessnefericitunhappy
fericehappy (archaic, poetic)
fericițihappy (masculine plural form, used in "Blessed are...")

Etymology

Fericit is the past participle of the Romanian verb a ferici, "to make happy" or "to bless." That verb is built on the archaic, poetic adjective ferice, "happy," which was inherited directly from Latin felix, felicem, "fruitful, fortunate, blessed." This makes it one of the fairly rare Romanian core words that descends straight from Latin rather than arriving through a later Slavic or French borrowing.

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