French · noun

joie

‘the feeling of joy’
simplex — no productive affix

The same meaning in all five languages

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English
joy
joy
French
joie
joie
Hindi
आनंदānand
आनंद
Telugu
ఆనందంānandaṁ
ఆనందం
Tamil
ஆனந்தம்āṉantam
ஆனந்தம்
  • आनंदHindi⟷ஆனந்தம்Tamil· shared loan — both borrowed from the same source
  • आनंदHindi⟷ఆనందంTelugu· shared loan — both borrowed from the same source
  • ஆனந்தம்Tamil⟷ఆనందంTelugu· shared loan — both borrowed from the same source

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  1. 01joie is a French noun with no productive affixal segmentation (simplex).1 step
    • rulerule:simplex
  2. 02Its meaning ('the feeling of joy') can be approximated as JOY in the Suffeffix atom interlingua.2 steps
  3. 03joie is inherited from Latin gaudia ‘joys’ (confidence 0.85).3 steps
    • rulerule:etymology-hop
    • edgeedge:joy-la-fr0.85
    • sourcetlfi0.85
  4. 04Aligned forms: English joy (translation equivalent); Hindi आनंद (ānand) (translation equivalent); Tamil ஆனந்தம் (āṉantam) (translation equivalent); Telugu ఆనందం (ānandaṁ) (translation equivalent).1 step
    • rulerule:alignment

Where it came from

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  1. gaudiaLatin— inherited →joie accepted
    tlfi0.85