Zufrieden
satisfied · satisfaction
The German word "zufrieden" is an adjective that means "satisfied" or "content". It derives from the prefix "zu-" and the word "frieden" which means "peace" or "tranquility". Essentially, being "zufrieden" connotes a sense of inner peace or contentment with a situation.
Similar words in German include "geruht" (calm), "entspannt" (relaxed), and "glücklich" (happy). The key difference is that "zufrieden" specifically indicates a state of satisfaction often related to expectations or desires being met, while "glücklich" conveys a broader sense of happiness that might not always involve contentment with a certain aspect of life.
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Examples
Die Zufriedenheit der Kunden hat Priorität.other
The satisfaction of the customers has priority.
Seine Zufriedenheit spiegelt sich im Lächeln wider.other
His satisfaction is reflected in his smile.
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