luckily

English

Etymology

From lucky +‎ -ly.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈlʌkɪli/, /ˈlʌkəli/

Adverb

luckily (comparative more luckily, superlative most luckily)

1. In a lucky manner; by good fortune; fortunately.

   They luckily escaped injury.

Antonyms

• unfortunately
• unluckily

Translations

in a lucky manner

• Catalan: afortunadament (ca), per sort
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 好彩 (yue) (hou² coi²)

• Czech: šťastně (cs)
• Danish: lykkeligt
• Dutch: gelukkig (nl)
• Faroese: lukkuliga
• Finnish: onneksi (fi)
• French: heureusement (fr)
• Georgian: please add this translation if you can
• German: glücklicherweise (de), auf glückliche Weise, mit Glück, zum Glück (de)
• Hebrew: בכי טוב (b'chi tov)
• Icelandic: sem betur fer
• Irish: go hádhúil
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• Italian: fortunatamente (it), meno male
• Latin: fēlīciter
• Maori: mokori, mokori anō, māringanui (interjection), maringanui
• Norman: chanceusement (Jersey), par bounheur (Guernsey)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: heldigvis, lykkelig

  Nynorsk: heldigvis

• Polish: szczęśliwie (pl)
• Portuguese: felizmente (pt), por sorte
• Russian: к сча́стью (k sčástʹju), по счастливой случайности (po sčastlivoj slučajnosti)
• Slovak: našťastie
• Spanish: afortunadamente (es), por suerte, por fortuna, dichosamente (es)
• Swedish: lyckligt (sv), lyckligtvis (sv)
• Welsh: yn ffodus, yn lwcus