Blithe
/blaɪð/
EN
Cheerful, carefree, or showing a casual lack of concern for something important
She gave a blithe wave to her friends before heading off on her trip.
Etymology
Derived from Old English blīðe, meaning gentle or pleasant, which originated from Proto-Germanic *blīþiz. The modern sense of carefree cheerfulness developed by the 16th century.
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What does Blithe mean?
Blithe means: Cheerful, carefree, or showing a casual lack of concern for something important
How do you pronounce Blithe?
Blithe: /blaɪð/
How is Blithe used in a sentence?
She gave a blithe wave to her friends before heading off on her trip.