Grasya

grace; blessing; favornoun

Alternative meanings

A favor, blessing, or help received, especially in a spiritual or religious sense. It can also refer to a pleasant quality that brings joy, charm, or satisfaction.

Pronunciation

GRAHS-yah

Root and affixes

Grasya comes from Spanish gracia and is used in Cebuano for grace, blessing, or favor, often in religious contexts. It can relate to grasyahan, blessed or full of grace.

Variants or conjugations

grace; blessing; favor; blessed; charm; pleasant quality; divine grace

Related words and expressions

God; blessing; favor; mercy; prayer; charm; joy; gratitude

Meaning and usage notes

Use grasya for grace as favor or blessing, especially from God. If gracia means joke or humor, do not use grasya; use words like kataw-anan or humor depending on context.