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joy <a joy; joys> N

joy VB

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joy N

joy VB (feelings & emotions)

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joy
فَرِحَ ب

joy

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joy-stick N

malicious-joy

abode of joy

beam with joy VB

be transported with joy VB

dance with joy VB

fill with joy VB

transported with joy

trilling cries of joy

be beside oneself with joy VB

in sorrow and in joy

be transported or carried away with joy VB

Usage examples with joy

be transported or carried away with joy
طارَ فَرَحاً

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
This fixture was pretty much the highlight of last season, featuring a staggering quantity of reducers, afters, handbags and general joy.
au.eurosport.com
The combination of musicality and spirituality make this a ceremony full of celebration, thankfulness, and joy.
www.rootsworld.com
Those years of innocence, wonderment and pure joy seem to offer the artist a peg to take stock of life itself.
www.thehindu.com
The height of the joy, the moment when the world can improve no further, is both the end of joy and the beginning of melancholy.
en.wikipedia.org
The joy that suffused many of the performances was irrepressible.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Dales assemblage artwork has been described as joy in jetsam, philosophy in flotsam.
en.wikipedia.org
The trio then went joy riding on the roller coaster, which reaches speeds of up to 25mph, for about half an hour.
metro.co.uk
A little while later the people got wind, and a strange joy and jubilation came over the people.
en.wikipedia.org
I still indulge in the joy of a semi-nude rumpus.
www.stuff.co.nz
The spirit and joie de vivre he exulted throughout the tournament -- both off -- but especially on the pitch, were truly a joy to behold.
backpagefootball.com

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