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| etymological origin of | dan: glædelig |
| etymology | non: gleði |
| etymology | nor: gleðja |
| has derived form | dan: glæd |
| has derived form | dan: glædede |
| has derived form | dan: glædelig |
| has derived form | dan: glæden |
| has derived form | dan: glædens |
| has derived form | dan: glæder |
| has derived form | dan: glæderne |
| has derived form | dan: glædernes |
| has derived form | dan: glæders |
| has derived form | dan: glædes |
| has derived form | dan: glædet |
| lexical category | noun |
| lexical category | verb |
| pronunciation | /glɛːdə/ |
| semantically related | dan: dåre |
| semantically related | dan: fornøje |
| semantically related | dan: fremgang |
| semantically related | dan: fryd |
| semantically related | dan: fryde |
| semantically related | dan: held |
| semantically related | dan: henrykke |
| semantically related | dan: henrykkelse |
| semantically related | dan: jubel |
| semantically related | dan: juble |
| semantically related | dan: lykke |
| semantically related | dan: lyst |
| semantically related | dan: medgang |
| semantically related | dan: opmuntre |
| semantically related | dan: tilfredsstillelse |
| translation | eng: cheer up |
| translation | eng: delight |
| translation | eng: gladden |
| translation | eng: joy |
| translation | eng: please |
| translation | eng: pleasure |
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