müjdə

Azerbaijani

Etymology

From Persian مژده (možde).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [myʒˈdæ], [myd͡ʒˈdæ]
  • Hyphenation: müj‧də

Noun

müjdə (definite accusative müjdəni, plural müjdələr)

  1. good news
    Qaç, anana müjdə apar. Atandan teleqraf almışam, gedib Xorasana, ağanı ziyarət edib bura gələcək.[1]
    Run, carry the good news to your mother. I received a telegram from your father, he went to Khorasan, he will come here after visiting the agha.
    Synonym: xoşxəbər
    Antonym: bədxəbər
  2. (by extension) a reward that one pays to a messenger bringing good news
    Synonym: muştuluq
  3. (Christianity) gospel
    Yəhyanın nəql etdiyi müjdə
    Gospel according to John
    (literally, “Gospel recounted by John”)
    Yəhyanın müjdəsi
    Gospel according to John
    (literally, “John's Gospel”)

Declension

Derived terms

  • müjdəçi (one who brings good news)
  • muştuluq (reward for good news)
    • muştuluqçu (one who brings good news)
    • muştuluqlamaq (to bring good news)

References

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