Origin: Latin suffix -ment
Enjoyment has 4 different meanings across 1 category:
the pleasure felt when having a good time
"The children's laughter filled the room, clearly showing their pure enjoyment during the summer picnic."
act of receiving pleasure from something
"The child's pure enjoyment was evident as she chased butterflies through the garden."
The condition of enjoying anything.
"The child's pure enjoyment came from simply watching bubbles float away in the breeze."
In plain English: Enjoyment is the feeling of having fun and getting pleasure from doing something you really like.
"We spent our weekend seeking enjoyment in nature by hiking through the forest."
The word enjoyment comes from combining the verb enjoy with the suffix -ment. It entered English as a straightforward formation to denote the state of taking pleasure or satisfaction in something.