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    Dichosos (en. Blessed)

    [diˈtʃosos]

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Refers to people who are lucky or happy.
    The fortunate children played in the park.
    Los dichosos niños jugaban en el parque.
    Describes those who enjoy a favorable situation.
    Fortunate are those who have good health.
    Son dichosos los que tienen buena salud.
    It is used to express envy or admiration for someone’s luck.
    How fortunate are those who travel the world!
    ¡Qué dichosos son los que viajan por el mundo!

    Etymology

    Comes from the Latin 'dichosus', related to happiness.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    fortunate destiny
    A destiny that seems favorable or lucky.
    dichoso destino
    fortunate moment
    A moment of great happiness or satisfaction.
    dichoso momento
    fortunate are the eyes
    Expression that denotes envy for someone else's happiness.
    dichosos los ojos

    Related Words

    happiness
    State of joy and satisfaction.
    dicha
    dicharacho
    To speak cheerfully or humorously.
    dicharacho
    to joke
    To say something informally or humorously.
    dichar

    Slang Meanings

    Term used to describe someone who has had a lot of luck.
    That girl is very fortunate, she always wins the lottery.
    Esa chica es muy dichosa, siempre le toca la lotería.
    Refers to someone who lives carefree.
    He lives in a fortunate way, without responsibilities.
    Él vive de manera dichosa, sin responsabilidades.