ご機嫌
ご
き
げ
ん
Meanings
1
Polite noun for someone's mood or temper, often used in honorific expressions like ご機嫌を伺う (to ask after someone's mood/health) or ご機嫌斜め (in a bad mood).
See also: 機嫌
The department head seems to be in a good mood today.
He was in a bad mood and didn't want to talk to anyone.
2
Polite noun referring to a person's general condition, health, or safety. Often used in set phrases like ご機嫌いかがですか (How are you? / How have you been?).
It's been a while. How have you been?
How is your family doing?
3
in a good mood; cheerful; happy
Adjectival use describing someone who is visibly cheerful, merry, or in high spirits. Often used with な or as a predicate.
She seems very cheerful today.
He's humming a tune in a good mood.