Eudemonia (noun)
yoo-dee-mo-nee-uh
happiness; well-being.
Eudemonia comes from the Greek word eudaimonía. The root, eudemon, means “a good or benevolent demon or spirit.”
Example sentences
“I was struck with a sudden attack of eudemonia and I knew everything would be well.”
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