No. 2,794 in Arabic

سعد

The Arabic word "سعد" means "happiness" or "good fortune."

In a sentence

سَعِدَ فهد بلقاء صديقه القديم.
Fahd was happy to meet his old friend.
The verb 'سَعِدَ' here is used in its past tense form to mean 'was happy'.
سعد في العمل مكان جميل ومبهج.
Saad works in a beautiful and cheerful place.
In this sentence, 'سعد' is used as a proper noun, a name of a person.
هذا الكتاب مفتاح السعادة الحقيقية.
This book is the key to true happiness.
The noun 'السعادة' derived from the root 'سعد' is used here to mean 'happiness'.

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