“Satisfaction” in Japanese
Short answer
Satisfaction in Japanese is “満足” (manzoku). Full meaning: satisfaction, contentment, gratification; sufficient, satisfactory, enough, adequate, proper, decent; satisfying (an equation).
Other ways to say “Satisfaction” in Japanese
得意
tokui satisfaction, pride, triumph, elation; one's strong point, one's forte, one's specialty; regular customer, regular client, patron
甘心
kanshin satisfaction
満足度
manzokudo (degree of) satisfaction
納得感
nattokukan (feeling of) satisfaction (with an explanation, decision, arrangement, etc.), understanding (e.g. of the public), acceptance, agreement
本望
honmou long-cherished ambition, satisfaction
会心
kaishin congeniality, satisfaction, gratification
サティスファクション
satisufakushon satisfaction
とくい
tokui satisfaction, pride, triumph, elation; one's strong point, one's forte, one's specialty; regular customer, regular client, patron
トクイ
tokui satisfaction, pride, triumph, elation; one's strong point, one's forte, one's specialty; regular customer, regular client, patron
堪能
kannou proficient, skillful; enjoying, satisfaction, satiation, having one's fill (of); patience, perseverance, fortitude
納得
nattoku consent, agreement, acceptance; understanding, satisfaction (e.g. with an explanation), being convinced
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