Eunoia
| Word | Definition | Language | Tags | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xiao xiao | The whistling and pattering of rain or wind | Chinese | nature beauty sound | |
| Avos' | Doing something without planning, without putting in much effort, yet counting on success | Russian | luck | |
| Kolay gelsin | "may it come easy for you"; said to those who are busy | Turkish | interaction connection | |
| Vabba | To be at home with the kids | Swedish | family | |
| Gretchenfrage | A direct question with the intention of unveiling the underlying thoughts of the person being questioned | German | awareness connection | |
| Sonder | the realization that everyone has a life as vivid and complex as your own); coined by John Koenig. | English | philosophy awareness | |
| Ciğerparem | Describe love to someone who is in the deepest part of his/her heart; refers to someone that you love as much as your own body. | Turkish | love connection | |
| Estrenar | The experience of wearing something for the first time | Spanish | life | |
| sobremesa | After-dinner conversation | Spanish | food friends | |
| Sumud (صمود) | steadfastness, a determined struggle to persist. | Arabic | growth strength | |
| Aimonomia | Being scared to learn the ‘why’ of something | English | adverse feeling thinking | |
| Metanoia | The journey of changing ones mind, heart, self, or way of life | English | growth change | |
| Xeitoso | Something well done or someone who does some particular thing well. Also someone who looks put together. A person has (or has not) "xeito" (is "xeitoso", or not) at doing something when he does something properly. | Galician | character | |
| Házisárkány | Literally "indoor dragon"; a nagging restless spouse | Hungarian | family stress adverse | |
| Morriña | Nostalgia that you feel when you are far from home | Galician | feeling awareness life | |
| Desvelarse | To wake up in the middle of the night. Be unable to fall asleep. | Spanish | event adverse | |
| Tinga | Particles of food left between teeth | Tagalog | food physical | |
| Gamchil | Korean word of Umami, best translated as "flavorful" and "tasty." Used often when describing a dish that achieves entirely new level of flavor by combining elements from ukegon, meaning land, sea and sky. | Korean | food taste | |
| Arbejdsglæde | Literally "work happiness"; the feeling of happiness provoked by a satisfying job | Danish | work happiness feeling | |
| Viraag | The emotional pain felt from being away from the person you love | Hindi | emotion love connection | |
| Shalom (שָׁלוֹם) | peace, harmony, wholeness, prosperity, welfare and tranquillity; used also as a greeting/parting salutation. | Hebrew | positive | |
| Luftmensch | Literal: "air person". Refers to someone who is a bit of a dreamer | Yiddish | attribute | |
| Mechaye | Joy, pleasure; something that gives great joy/pleasure. | Yiddish | positive | |
| Shibui | Old school cool | Japanese | attribute | |
| Charmolypi | "Joy-making sorrow". A mixed feeling of happiness while being sad. | Greek | happiness adverse philosophy | |
| Chutzpah | Insolence, cheek, audacity. Commonly used to describe someone when they have crossed the line of acceptable behavior | Yiddish | extreme | |
| Ḥôjônsô (һөйөнсө) | Good news for which a reward is given | Bashkir | positive event | |
| Istories me arkoudes | Literal: 'stories with bears'; stories that are so crazy, they can't be true | Greek | extreme funny | |
| Énouement | The bittersweetness of having arrived in the future, seeing how things turn out, but not being able to tell your past self. | French | awareness philosophy | |
| Noroke | To brag about or sing the praises of the person you love | Japanese | love emotion |
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