How to Say “Euphoria” in Spanish

euforia
/euˈfoɾja/feminine
The English phrase 'euphoria' is translated into Spanish as euforia.
euforia is a noun used to describe an excited state of joy.
Meaning: an excited state of joy (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

As a feminine noun, euforia is preceded by the feminine article la (la euforia).

How do you pronounce it?

/euˈfoɾja/

Did you know?

  • The word euforia comes from the Greek eúphoros, which literally meant 'bearing well' or 'carrying easily'.
  • In a medical context, a Spanish-speaking doctor might use euforia to describe a specific symptom of mania rather than just a sense of happiness.
  • In Spanish, the prefix eu- (from the Greek for 'well') appears in other surprising words like eufemismo for 'euphemism', where a harsh word is replaced by a 'well-spoken' one.

Examples in context

  • María sintió una alegría extrema al recibir la noticia de su promoción.
    Maria felt extreme happiness when she received the news of her promotion.
  • Después de ganar el campeonato, el equipo experimentó una euforia indescriptible.
    After winning the championship, the team experienced indescribable euphoria.
  • Juan no paraba de sonreír, estaba en las nubes después de su cita con María.
    Juan couldn't stop smiling, he was on cloud nine after his date with Maria.
  • Después de probar el delicioso pastel, todos estábamos en la gloria.
    After tasting the delicious cake, we were all in heaven.
  • Los fanáticos se encontraban en éxtasis mientras su banda favorita tocaba en vivo.
    The fans were in ecstasy as their favorite band performed live.
  • La euforia de la victoria fue increíble.
    The euphoria of the victory was incredible.
  • Siento una euforia increíble hoy.
    I feel an incredible euphoria today.
  • La euforia de la victoria fue total.
    The euphoria of the victory was total.
  • No podía controlar su euforia.
    She could not control her euphoria.

Example conversation

Elena and Javier are discussing the atmosphere after a concert.

  1. Elena

    ¡Qué euforia se sentía en el concierto!
    What euphoria was felt at the concert!
  2. Javier

    Sí, fue un momento de pura alegría.
    Yes, it was a moment of pure joy.
  3. Elena

    Javier, ¿viste la cara de la gente?
    Javier, did you see the people's faces?
  4. Javier

    Sí, todos estaban muy emocionados.
    Yes, everyone was very excited.

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