Origin and Meaning of Rejoice

To feel or show great joy; celebration.

Origin: English - Derived from the verb 'rejoice', which has its roots in the Latin 'rejoicare', meaning 'to be glad'.

• Rejoice is used as a given name in some Christian contexts, reflecting the importance of joy and celebration in the faith.
• The term is often used in religious hymns and liturgies, emphasizing the theme of joy in various celebrations.
• Notable bearers of the name include Rejoice, a prominent character in fictional works or hymns emphasizing joy.
• Though not widely popular as a given name, 'Rejoice' has seen sporadic use in recent years, often chosen for its positive connotation.
• Similar names include Joy, Felicity, and Bliss, which also convey positive emotions and states of being.