Definition of the word jubilantly

The word "jubilantly" has its origins in the Latin word "iubilare," which means "to shout for joy." This Latin word is also related to the word "iubilaeum," which referred to a celebratory shout or a feast day. The word "jubilantly" entered the English language in the 14th century, derived from the Latin "iubilare" and the suffix "-ly," which forms an adverb. Initially, the word meant "in a joyful or triumphant manner," and was used to describe a loud or festive celebration. Over time, the meaning of "jubilantly" has expanded to include a sense of triumph, rejoicing, or celebration, often with a sense of exuberance or enthusiasm. Today, the word is commonly used to describe a joyful expression or a feeling of ecstatic happiness.