Arabic edit

Root
س ر ر (s-r-r)

Etymology edit

Derived from the passive participle of سَرّ (sarr, to gladden, to make happy).

Pronunciation edit

Adjective edit

مَسْرُور (masrūr) (feminine مَسْرُورَة (masrūra), masculine plural مَسْرُورُونَ (masrūrūna), feminine plural مَسْرُورَات (masrūrāt))

  1. delighted, glad, pleased
  2. cheerful, joyous

Declension edit

Descendants edit

Persian edit

Etymology edit

Borrowed from Arabic مَسْرُور (masrūr, delighted, joyous)

Pronunciation edit

 

Readings
Classical reading? masrūr
Dari reading? masrūr
Iranian reading? masrur
Tajik reading? masrur

Adjective edit

Dari مسرور
Iranian Persian
Tajik масрур

مسرور (masrur) (comparative مسرورتَر (masrur-tar), superlative مسرورتَرین (masrur-tarin))

  1. glad, cheerful, happy

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