צוּפְרִידֶנְקַיְט
zufriedenkeit
Formal HebrewMeaningA feeling of being happy and calm because you have what you need. This is a word from the Yiddish language and is not used often in Hebrew today.
HistoryThis word came to Hebrew from Yiddish, the language of Jews in Eastern Europe. The Yiddish word "tsufridnekeyt" comes from the German word "Zufriedenheit", which means the same thing: being happy with your situation.
He lived in a simple way and was happy with what he had.