Heureux
[øʁø]Meaning
French word meaning happy or fortunate, from heur (luck) + -eux
Background Story
Heureux is the French word for happy or fortunate, formed from heur, meaning luck, with the suffix -eux. The sources checked record it as the name of three naval ships, not as a personal name.
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