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fericită
happy (feminine singular form) /feriˈt͡ʃitə/
adjective#778 most common
Also: glad, fortunate, blessed
Example sentences
Ea este fericită.
She is happy.
Maria este foarte fericită azi.
Maria is very happy today.
M-am simțit fericită când am primit vestea.
I felt happy when I received the news.
Deși obosită, era fericită că își terminase proiectul.
Although tired, she was happy that she had finished her project.
Fericită că reușise să-și împace familia, și-a permis în sfârșit un moment de liniște.
Happy that she had managed to reconcile her family, she finally allowed herself a moment of peace.
Nu știu dacă a existat vreodată o clipă în care să se fi simțit cu adevărat fericită, dincolo de aparențele pe care le cultiva atât de meticulos.
I don't know if there was ever a moment in which she truly felt happy, beneath the appearances she cultivated so meticulously.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | fericită | fericite |
| Genitive | fericite | fericite |
| Accusative | fericită | fericite |
| Vocative | fericită | fericite |
Word family
fericithappy (masculine)fericirehappiness
a fericito make happy, to bless
nefericitunhappy (masculine)fericithappily, as in a fixed phraseEtymology
Fericită is the feminine form of fericit, the past participle of the old verb a ferici, meaning to make happy or to bless. That verb was built on the archaic Romanian adjective ferice, happy or fortunate, which descends from Latin felix, felicem. The change from Latin l to Romanian r is a regular sound shift seen in other words, such as Latin filum becoming Romanian fir.
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