Translation of Slovak word "radosť" to English
radosť
/radɔsc/
Meaning
NounA strong feeling of happiness and satisfaction, especially caused by something pleasing; joy.
How to use
The feminine abstract noun 'radosť' declines according to the pattern 'kosť' (G sg: radosti, D/L: radosti, A: radosť, I: radosťou; N pl: radosti, G pl: radostí). It expresses joy, happiness, or delight, and commonly pairs with 'mať radosť z' + G (to be glad about).
🇬🇧 English
joy
Example sentence
Deti mali obrovskú radosť z nových hračiek pod stromčekom.
The children had great joy from the new toys.
Stretnutie so starými priateľmi mi prinieslo veľkú radosť.
Meeting with old friends brought me a lot of joy.
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Common phrases
- mať radosť— to be joyful / glad
- urobiť radosť— to bring joy / make someone happy
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What does the Slovak word "radosť" mean?▼
The Slovak word "radosť" means "joy" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Deti mali obrovskú radosť z nových hračiek pod stromčekom." (which translates as "The children had great joy from the new toys.").
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