General Happiness:
* Cheerful: Bright and positive, radiating happiness.
* Joyful: Filled with deep happiness and delight.
* Content: Satisfied and at peace with oneself.
* Blissful: In a state of perfect happiness and contentment.
* Delighted: Feeling great pleasure and satisfaction.
* Elated: Overjoyed and filled with exhilaration.
* Jubilant: Filled with joy and triumph.
* Merry: Cheerful and lighthearted.
* Glad: Feeling happy and pleased.
* Pleased: Feeling satisfied and content.
More Intense Happiness:
* Ecstatic: Overwhelmed with joy and excitement.
* Rapturous: Feeling intense joy and delight.
* Exuberant: Full of energy and enthusiasm.
* Euphoric: Feeling intense happiness and well-being.
* Thrilled: Feeling great excitement and pleasure.
Words Emphasizing Specific Traits:
* Beaming: Smiling brightly and radiating happiness.
* Radiant: Shining with happiness and good health.
* Bubbly: Lively and full of energy.
* Ebullient: Overflowing with enthusiasm and excitement.
* Effervescent: Sparkling with happiness and vitality.
More Subtle Happiness:
* Serene: Calm, peaceful, and content.
* At ease: Relaxed and comfortable.
* Fulfilled: Feeling satisfied and complete.
* Grateful: Feeling thankful and appreciative.
Words Describing Happiness in Specific Contexts:
* Amorous: Feeling love and affection.
* Enthralled: Completely captivated and delighted.
* Exhilarated: Feeling energized and invigorated.
* Inspired: Filled with creative energy and enthusiasm.
* Refreshed: Feeling renewed and invigorated.
The best word to use will depend on the specific context and the level of happiness you want to convey.