שְׂבִיעוּת רָצוֹן
seviutratzon
Formal HebrewMeaningThe good feeling you have when you are happy with how something turned out, or when you get what you wanted.
HistoryThis phrase is made of two old words. The word "ratzon" (רָצוֹן), meaning "will" or "desire", is from the Bible. The word "svi'ut" (שְׂבִיעוּת) comes from a very old root that means being full after eating. In modern Hebrew, people put these two words together to talk about the feeling of being happy and pleased with a situation.
Example
The new job gives me a feeling of satisfaction.
