Definition
Emitted a soft, steady light or heat, often without flames; or showed an expression of happiness and satisfaction.
Etymology
From Old English 'glōwan,' related to Old Norse 'gloa,' from Proto-Germanic roots meaning to glow or shine. Originally described actual light emission, then extended to describe emotional radiance.
Kelly Says
Bioluminescent creatures like fireflies and deep-sea fish prove that glowing is a real biological superpower—they create light through chemical reactions in their bodies, literally making the metaphor of 'glowing with pride' somewhat scientifically real!
Translations
CACatalà
brillava
bree-yah-vah
CSČeština
svítil
svee-teel
DADansk
skinnede
ski-nneh-deh
DEDeutsch
leuchtete
layk-too-teh
ELΕλληνικά
έλαμπε
eh-lam-beh
ESEspañol
brillaba
bree-ya-bah
FAفارسی
درخشید
dar-kash-eed
FISuomi
heijasi
hay-jah-see
HIहिन्दी
चमकता था
chamakta tha
HUMagyar
fénylett
feh-nyelt
IDBahasa Indonesia
bercahaya
ber-cha-haya
ITItaliano
brillava
bree-yah-vah
JA日本語
輝いていた
kagaya-te-ita
MSBahasa Melayu
bercahaya
ber-cha-haya
MYမြန်မာ
ပြာကြယ်
pya-kya-kye
NLNederlands
schone
s-ho-neh
PLPolski
świecił
svee-cheel
PTPortuguês
brilhava
bree-yah-vah
RORomână
strălucea
stra-loo-che-ah
SVSvenska
ljusade
loo-sah-deh
SWKiswahili
kuanga
koo-an-gah
TAதமிழ்
ஒளிர்ந்தது
o-li-r-n-th-thu
THไทย
เปล่งประกาย
peang pra-ka-ai
TLTL
naglalaki
nah-g-lah-lah-kee
TRTürkçe
parlıyordu
par-lee-oo-doo
UKУкраїнська
блищав
bly-schav
VITiếng Việt
lấp lánh
lap lap-ninh
ZUZU
qulunqwa
koo-loon-k-wah