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joy
Etymology: from the early 13th century, "a feeling of pleasure and delight" came from Old French joie which came from Latin gaudia, gaudium, "joy" from gaudere, "to rejoice".
This entry is located in the following unit: gaud- (page 1)
Units related to: “joy”
charm-
(Greek: joy, delight, gladness)
gaud-
(Latin: feeling of pleasure and delight; joy, rejoice)
hedono-, hedon-, -hedonia, -hedonic
(Greek: pleasure, joy, and being happy)