Latin Word of the Day
fēlix
FEH-licks • adjective — 3rd of Sep, 2026
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Meaning: happy; fortunate; lucky
Examples
- Puella fēlix est quod amīcam vīdit.
(The girl is happy because she saw her friend.) - Homō fēlix in oppidō vīvit.
(The fortunate man lives in the town.) - Fēlix sum quod bona nūntia accēpī.
(I am happy because I received good news.)
Synonyms
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Antonyms
- infelix
- miser
Fēlix is a common Latin adjective used for both emotional happiness and general good fortune. It can describe a person, a situation, or a favorable outcome.
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