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English
Etymology
From New Latin euphoria, from Ancient Greek εὐφορίᾱ (euphoríā), from εὔφορος (eúphoros, “bearing well”), from εὐ- (eu-, “well”) + φέρω (phérō, “to bear”).
Pronunciation
Noun
euphoria (countable and uncountable, plural euphorias)
- An excited state of joy; a feeling of intense happiness.
The runner was in (a state of) absolute euphoria after winning his first marathon.
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Translations
an excited state of joy
- Albanian: eufori (sq) f
- Arabic: اِبْتِهَاج m (ibtihāj), نَشْوَة f (našwa)
- Armenian: էյֆորիա (hy) (ēyforia)
- Asturian: euforia f
- Azerbaijani: eyforiya
- Belarusian: эйфары́я f (ejfarýja)
- Bulgarian: еуфо́рия f (eufórija)
- Catalan: eufòria (ca) f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 欣快症 (zh) (xīnkuàizhèng), 狂喜 (zh) (kuángxǐ), 極樂／极乐 (zh) (jílè)
- Czech: euforie f
- Danish: eufori (da) c
- Dutch: euforie (nl) f
- Esperanto: eŭforio
- Estonian: eufooria
- Finnish: euforia (fi)
- French: euphorie (fr) f, (colloquial) pêche (fr) f, (colloquial) frite (fr) f
- Galician: euforia (gl) f
- Georgian: ეიფორია (eiporia)
- German: Euphorie (de) f, Hochgefühl (de) n, Glücksgefühl (de) n
- Greek: ευφορία (el) f (efforía)
- Hebrew: אוּפוֹרְיָה (he) f (ofórya)
- Hungarian: eufória (hu)
- Indonesian: suka cita, kegembiraan (id)
- Italian: euforia (it) f
- Japanese: 多幸感 (たこうかん, takōkan), ユーフォリア (yūforia)
- Kazakh: эйфория (éiforiä)
- Korean: 다행감(多幸感) (dahaenggam), 행복감(幸福感) (haengbokgam)
- Kyrgyz: эйфория (eyforiya)
- Latvian: eiforija f
- Lithuanian: euforija (lt) f
- Macedonian: еуфорија f (euforija)
- Maori: manahau, harikoa
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: eufori m
- Occitan: euforia (oc) f
- Persian: سرخوشی (fa) (sarxoši), خوشی (fa) (xoši), نشاط (fa) (nešât)
- Polish: euforia (pl) f
- Portuguese: euforia (pt) f
- Romanian: euforie (ro) f
- Russian: эйфори́я (ru) f (ejforíja), ра́достное настрое́ние n (rádostnoje nastrojénije), припо́днятое состоя́ние n (pripódnjatoje sostojánije)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: у̀схит m, усхиће́ње n, еуфо̀рија f
- Roman: ùshit (sh) m, ushićénje n, eufòrija (sh) f
- Slovak: eufória f
- Slovene: evforija f
- Spanish: euforia (es) f
- Swedish: eufori (sv) c
- Turkish: öfori (tr)
- Ukrainian: ейфорі́я f (ejforíja)
- Uzbek: eyforiya (uz)
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