The meaning of genki is "well, healthy, lively or energetic".
The word "genki" is a Japanese word and when used by combining the kanji for "origin/source" (元) and "spirit/energy" (気) it is used to convey good spirits, and is also often used in phrases like "Genki desu ka?" (How are you?).
Genki in Japanese also describes a state of being full of life as well as vigor and is applicable to people, actions and even sometimes things, and signifies, a positive and vibrant condition of body and mind.
The key meanings of the Japanese word "genki" are energetic and lively and full of spirit, enthusiasm and vigor.
Healthy/well and in good health, feeling good and fit.
And vitality, such as life force, good mood or spirit.
Common uses of the word genki in Japanese include.
"O genki desu ka?" (お元気ですか？) which is a common greeting meaning "How are you?" or "Are you well?".
"Genki desu" (元気です) which means, "I'm fine/well/good".
"Genki na" (元気な) is used as an adjective, like genki na kodomo (a lively child).
"Genki ni" (元気に) means "energetically" or "doing well," as in genki ni shiteru (doing well
Also in Anime and Pop Culture.
A "genki girl" is a popular type of character: a bubbly, enthusiastic, and high energy young female.