A Hebrew word for the genuine, unselfish delight in the good fortune of others; unconditional joy at someone else's success.
From Hebrew פירגון, possibly from Yiddish 'farginen' (to not begrudge). The Israeli version of mudita — happiness for others without a trace of jealousy.
The Hebrew word for being GENUINELY happy for someone else's success! No jealousy, no 'but what about ME' — just pure JOY for another person! In Israel, 'lefargen' is considered one of the highest virtues! 🇮🇱😊
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