No. 2,993 in Arabic

أسعد

"أسعد" means "happier" or "happiest" depending on context, and can also mean "made someone happy."

In a sentence

أسعدني حضورك اليوم.
Your presence today pleased me.
أسعد used as a verb in the past tense meaning 'pleased'.
أسعد كان دائمًا يحب مساعدة الناس.
As'ad always loved helping people.
أسعد used as a proper noun, a male name.
سوف أسعد بتعلم المزيد عن لغتك.
I will be delighted to learn more about your language.
أسعد used as a verb in the future tense meaning 'will be delighted'.

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