No. 15,396 in German
vergnügte
"Vergnügte" means "cheerful" or "delighted" in English.
In a sentence
Die Kinder vergnügten sich im Park.
The children amused themselves in the park.
Here, 'vergnügten' is used as a reflexive verb ('vergnügen' in its past tense), indicating that the children are actively enjoying themselves.
Ein vergnügter Mann lächelte mich auf der Straße an.
A cheerful man smiled at me on the street.
In this sentence, 'vergnügter' describes a state of the man (past participle used as an adjective), showing he was in a cheerful mood.
Sie erzählte eine vergnügte Geschichte aus ihrer Kindheit.
She told a cheerful story from her childhood.
Here, 'vergnügte' is used attributively as an adjective to describe the story, conveying that it was cheerful or enjoyable.
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