gleefulness

/ˈɡɫifəɫnəs/ noun

The state of being gleeful or joyous.

Word Origin Glee comes from a Proto-Germanic word for joy and music — think of singing with delight. Gleefulness is the state of being full of glee. The root also gives us gleefully and gleeful.

noun The state of being gleeful or joyous. countable

The children's gleefulness was evident as they played in the first snow of the year.

(名词) 欢欣;喜悦;兴高采烈

孩子们在初雪中玩耍时,他们的欢欣之情显而易见。

(sustantivo) regocijo; júbilo; alegría; gozo [El estado de sentirse regocijado o jubiloso.]

El regocijo de los niños era evidente mientras jugaban en la primera nieve del año.

(nom) allégresse; jubilation; gaieté; joie [État de quelqu'un qui manifeste une joie vive et exubérante.]

La gleefulness des enfants était manifeste alors qu'ils jouaient dans la première neige de l'année.

(Substantiv) Ausgelassenheit; Freudigkeit [Zustand der Ausgelassenheit oder freudigen Erregung.]

Die **gleefulness** der Kinder war offensichtlich, als sie im ersten Schnee des Jahres spielten.

(名詞) 大喜びの状態、歓喜。

子どもたちがその年に初めての雪の中で遊んでいるとき、彼らの大喜びぶりは明らかだった。

(substantivo) alegria; júbilo; regozijo; contentamento; entusiasmo [O estado de estar alegre ou jubiloso.]

A alegria das crianças era evidente enquanto brincavam na primeira neve do ano.

Word parts: glee + ful + ness

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