heilfroh.
deeply glad (often implying relief)
Meaning & usage
deeply glad (often implying relief)
Ich bin heilfroh, dass ihr nichts passiert ist.
satisfied; glad
Ich bin heilfroh, dass ich morgen nicht zur Arbeit muss.
Where this word comes from
Originally heil froh (literally “very glad, totally glad”) (compare Dutch heel blij). This use of heil is not generally part of standard German, but is normal in German Low German and some dialects of Central German.
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