No. 945 in Spanish
dicha
"Dicha" means "happiness" or "good fortune" in English.
In a sentence
La dicha de verte feliz es incomparable.
The joy of seeing you happy is unparalleled.
'Dicha' in this sentence functions as a noun meaning 'joy' or 'happiness', conveying a state of emotional contentment.
El evento fue exitoso gracias a la preparación de dicha reunión.
The event was successful thanks to the preparation of said meeting.
Here, 'dicha' is an adjective meaning 'said' or 'aforementioned', referring to something previously mentioned.
En dicha ocasión, todos aplaudieron con entusiasmo.
On said occasion, everyone applauded enthusiastically.
In this context, 'dicha' works as an adjective similarly indicating 'said' or 'mentioned', specifying the occasion being referred to.
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