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Pronunciation / Transliteration: ooyorokobi
"勝利を聞いて彼らは大喜びした。"
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Great happiness and exhilaration.
"There was a sense of elation among the crowd when the team won the championship."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Latin elatio(n-), from elat- 'raised', from the verb effere (ex- 'out' + ferre 'bring').
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Elation" is said worldwide
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allégresse
Transliteration: allégresse
"La nouvelle a provoqué une grande allégresse."
Euphorie
Transliteration: Euphorie
"Die Nachricht löste allgemeine Euphorie aus."
esultanza
Transliteration: esultanza
"C'era grande esultanza tra i tifosi."
euforia
Transliteration: euforia
"El equipo sintió una gran euforia tras la victoria."
euforia
Transliteration: euforia
"Houve muita euforia após o anúncio."
उल्लास
Transliteration: ullas
"जीत की खबर सुनते ही लोगों में उल्लास छा गया।"
得意洋洋
Transliteration: dé yì yáng yáng
"听到这个好消息，大家心中充满了喜悦。"
의기양양
Transliteration: uigiyangyang
"그 소식을 들었을 때 큰 환희가 일었다."
大喜び
Transliteration: ooyorokobi
"勝利を聞いて彼らは大喜びした。"
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