“To be happy” in Japanese
Short answer
To be happy in Japanese is “満ち足りる” (michitariru). Full meaning: to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied.
Other ways to say “To be happy” in Japanese
釈然とする
shakuzentosuru to be satisfied (with an explanation, apology, etc.), to be happy
満ちたりる
michitariru to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied
みち足りる
michitariru to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied
充ち足りる
michitariru to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied
みちたりる
michitariru to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied
みちたり
michitari to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied
みち足ん
michitan to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied
満ち足り
michitari to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied
充ち足り
michitari to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied
満ち足ん
michitan to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied
充ち足ん
michitan to be content, to have enough, to be happy, to be sufficient, to be satisfied
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