The Origins and Etymology of Happiness (Incl. Root Words) According to Etymology Online, the word for “happy” in most languages came from the word for “lucky.” This suggests an interesting trend—perhaps our ancestors believed that happiness was largely a by-product of luck? It also points to a possible difference of general opinion between earlier generations and our own 20th and 21st-century generations: that happiness was not a vital factor in a good life, but essentially a bonus that some lucky individuals got to experience...

"It’s an optimist from childhood, and everyone is smiling and treating everyone. Your health and happiness is our greatest happiness!” Everyone has their own story, telling you about it. My entire pregnancy was spent in various situations. When I got married with my husband in a high school, I soon found out that I was pregnant. Because of my negligence and the coincidence of various things, I was pregnant for four months. Many people will have a pregnancy reaction, but it is very strange that I have no reaction at all during pregnancy...