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तुम धन्य हो।
You are blessed.
Blessed or fortunate, expressing gratitude for a positive outcome or divine favor.
तुम्हारा आशीर्वाद ही मुझे धन्य कर देता है।
Your blessings alone make me blessed.
उसने जो किया, उससे वह धन्य हो गया।
What he did made him blessed.
Often used in religious or spiritual contexts to express gratitude for divine grace.
Worthy of praise or admiration for one's actions or qualities.
तुमने जो बलिदान दिया है, वह सचमुच धन्य है।
The sacrifice you made is truly worthy of praise.
Used to describe someone or something deserving of respect.
In Hindi, 'धन्य' is frequently used in prayers or when addressing divine figures (e.g., 'हे भगवान, तुम धन्य हो' — 'O God, you are blessed').
'धन्य' is formal and often used in spiritual or respectful contexts. Avoid using it casually in everyday conversations.
Sanskrit origin (धन्यः), derived from 'धन' (wealth, prosperity) with the suffix '-य' indicating 'endowed with'. Historically used in Vedic texts to denote divine favor or spiritual attainment.
Commonly used in religious texts, prayers, and formal expressions of gratitude. Often paired with 'धन्यवाद' (thank you) to emphasize deep appreciation.