No. 1,311 in French
félicité
Happiness or bliss.
In a sentence
Elle a félicité son frère pour son succès.
She congratulated her brother for his success.
Here, 'félicité' is a verb in the past tense, meaning 'congratulated'.
La félicité qu'il ressentait était indescriptible.
The happiness he felt was indescribable.
Here, 'félicité' is a noun referring to a state of great happiness or bliss.
Ils ont parlé de la félicité céleste que tout croyant espère.
They spoke about the heavenly bliss that every believer hopes for.
'félicité' here is used as a noun describing celestial or heavenly joy.
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