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al-saad

 

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Al-Saad

Description:

Al-Saad is a term derived from Arabic origin that signifies happiness, joy, or gladness. It is often used to describe a state of emotional contentment and satisfaction.

Sample Sentences:

  • After receiving the good news, she was overwhelmed with al-saad.
  • The festival brought al-saad to the entire village.
  • His face was filled with al-saad as he saw his dream coming true.

Parts of Speech and Usages:

Noun:

1. The state or feeling of being happy or glad.

2. A term used to express a condition of extreme joy.

Adjective:

Used to describe a person, place, or thing that brings joy or happiness.

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