joia Portuguese -

1.

• Englishthumbs up

• Englishan approval or okay

• Portuguesejoia

2.

• Englishjoy

• Englishfeeling of happiness

• Albaniangaz

• Arabicسُرُور

• Armenianհրճվանք

• Belarusianра́дасць

• Bulgarianра́дост

• Buryatбаяр

• Catalanalegria

• Chinese

• Cantonese歡喜欢乐

• Mandarin歡喜欢乐

• Min Nan歡喜喜乐

• Wuneeded

• Czechradost

• Danishlykke

• Dutchvreugde

• Esperantoĝojo

• Faroesegleði

• Finnishilo, riemu

• Frenchjoie

• Galicianledicia

• Georgianსიხარული, სიამოვნება, მხიარულება

• GermanFreude

• Gilbertesekukurei

• Greekχαρά

• Hawaiianʻoliʻoli

• Hebre שמחה

• Hindiहर्ष

• Hungarianörö

• Icelandicgleði

• Idojoyo

• Irisháthas

• Italiangioia

• Japanese喜び

• Korean즐거움

• Kurdish

• Soraniخۆشی

• Latgalianprīca

• Latingaudium

• Latvianprieks

• Macedonianрадост

• Malteseferħ

• Manxboggey

• Navajoił hózhǫ́

• Norwegian

• Bokmålfryd

• Nynorskfrydglede

• Old Englishwynnġefēa

• Persianسرورکروز

• Polishuciecha, radość

• Portuguesealegria

• Quechuaq'uchu

• Romanianfericirejovialitate

• Russianра́дость

• Sanskritहर्ष

• Scottish gaelicàigh

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicрадоствесељесрећа

• Romanradostveseljesreća

• Slovakradosť

• Sloveneradost

• Spanishalegríafelicidad, júbilo, regocijo

• Swahilifuraha

• Swedishglädje

• Tamilஇன்பம்

• Teluguసంతోషం

• Thaiสุข

• Turkishhaz, sevinç, keyi, mutluluk, zevk, neşe,

• Ukrainianра́дість

• Venetianałegrézsa

• Welshneeded

• Yiddishפֿרייד

• Zuluinjabulo

3.

• Englishglee

• EnglishJoy, merriment, mirth, gayety, particularly, the mirth enjoyed at a feast

• Arabicبَهْجَة

• Bulgarianрадоствеселиеликуване

• Catalanalegria

• Dutchvrolijkheid

• Finnishilo, riemu

• Frenchjoie

• Georgianმხიარულება, ზეიმი

• GermanFreudeAusgelassenheit

• Greekευωχία

• Italiangioia

• Norwegianglede

• Persianشادی

• Portuguesealegria

• Russianликова́ниера́дость

• Serbo-Croatianveselje, likovanje

• Spanishalegría

• Swedishglädjemunterhet

4.

• Englishjewel

• Englishgemstone

• Arabicجوهر

• Czechdrahoka

• Dutchjuweel

• Estoniankalliskivi

• Finnishjalokivi, korukivi (semiprecious)

• Galicianxoia

• GermanEdelstein

• Greekπετράδι

• Italiangemma

• Japanese宝石

• Laoneeded

• Latingemma

• Latviandārgakmens

• Lithuanianbrangakmenis

• Marathiरत्न

• Pashtoغمی

• Persianگوهر

• Polishklejnot

• Portuguesejoia

• Romaniannestematăpietre scumpe

• Russianдрагоце́нный ка́мень

• Scottish gaelicseud

• Serbo-Croatiandragulje

• Slovenedragulj

• Spanishgemaalhaja

• Swahilijohari

• Swedishjuvel

• Tocharian Awmār

• Tocharian Bwamer

• Turkishmücevher

• 
  

• Englishjewel

• Englishvaluable object for ornamentation

• Czechšperk

• Dutchsieraad

• Esperantojuvelo

• Finnishkoru

• Frenchjoyau

• GermanSchmuckstück

• Greekκόσμημα

• Hungarianékszer

• Idojuvelo

• Italiangioello

• Japanese宝飾

• Pashtoګاڼه

• Persianزیور

• Polishklejnot

• Portuguesejoia

• Romanianbijuteriegiuvaeruri

• Russianдрагоце́нность

• Scottish gaelicseud

• Slovakklenot

• Spanishjoya

• Swahilijohari

• Tamilநகை

• 
  

• Englishjewel

• Englishanything considered precious or valuable

• Czechklenot

• Finnishhelmi

• GermanJuwelKleinod

• Greekκόσμημα

• Japanese宝

• Latviandārgums

• Lithuanianbrangenybė

• Marathiरत्न

• Pashtoګران

• Polishskarbklejnot

• Portuguesejoia

• Russianдрагоце́нность

• Scottish gaelicàilleag

• Spanishjoya

• Swahilijohari

• Swedishjuvel

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