No. 642 in Lithuanian

džiaugiasi

"Džiaugiasi" means "rejoices" or "is glad."

In a sentence

Vaikas džiaugiasi gavęs dovaną.
The child is happy to have received a gift.
Here, 'džiaugiasi' is used as a verb meaning 'to be happy or rejoice,' reflecting the child's emotional state.
Šunelis džiaugiasi, kai šeimininkas sugrįžta.
The puppy rejoices when its owner returns.
In this sentence, 'džiaugiasi' conveys the emotion of joy felt by the puppy when its owner comes back home.
Kiekvieną rytą jis džiaugiasi nauja diena.
Every morning, he rejoices in the new day.
Here, 'džiaugiasi' illustrates the expression of joy or appreciation for each new day.

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