Translation of Slovak word "šťastie" to English
šťastie
/ʃcaccjɛ/
How to use
Neuter noun declined according to the vysvedčenie pattern (genitive singular šťastia, instrumental šťastím). It refers both to internal state of happiness/bliss and to external good luck or fortune. Commonly paired with verbs like mať šťastie (to be lucky) or priať šťastie (to wish good luck).
🇬🇧 English
happiness
Example sentence
Šťastie z narodenia dieťaťa sa nedá slovami opísať.
The happiness of having a child cannot be described in words.
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Common phrases
- mať šťastie— to be lucky / fortunate
- skúsiť šťastie— to try one's luck
- žiariť od šťastia— to beam with happiness
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What does the Slovak word "šťastie" mean?▼
The Slovak word "šťastie" means "happiness" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Šťastie z narodenia dieťaťa sa nedá slovami opísať." (which translates as "The happiness of having a child cannot be described in words.").
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