Eunoia
| Word | Definition | Language | Tags | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nementia | Feeling nervous or anxious in your own skin | English | feeling adverse | |
| Kuleana | Self-imposed responsibility, duty, service | Hawaiian | strength character | |
| uḷaṟu (உளறு) | To say something that should not be or to say somethng nonsensical or unrelated | Tamil | awareness adverse | |
| sobremesa | After-dinner conversation | Spanish | food friends | |
| Nekama | A man who pretends to be a woman on the internet | Japanese | society | |
| Rabharta | A spring tide | Irish | nature | |
| Geis | Taboo, prohibition; injunction; something you do (or don’t do), upon which your life depends, or which defines your life. | Irish | change fate | |
| Zechpreller | A person who leaves a restaurant without paying | German | adverse action food | |
| Mauri ora | The essence that animates humans | Nogay | character | |
| Tôpäj (төпәй) | Interjection that is used to forewarn a child of falling | Bashkir | action | |
| Istories me arkoudes | Literal: 'stories with bears'; stories that are so crazy, they can't be true | Greek | extreme funny | |
| Verpeilt | Regularly forgetting things and not being in the present moment enough to organize your life properly | German | adverse awareness | |
| Mudita | The pleasure that comes from delighting in other people's well-being or happiness | Sanskrit | happiness positive empathy | |
| Merienda | It's something you eat between lunch and dinner (sandwich, fruit...). At 6pm or so. Kids never miss it. | Spanish | food event | |
| Kusukusu | The suppressed giggling and tittering of a group of women | Japanese | sound friends funny | |
| Hanyauku | To walk on tiptoes across a hot surface | Rukwangali | physical action | |
| Erkelmek | Teasing someone with repeating what they say | Nogay | interaction funny | |
| Nedoperepitj (недоперепить) | To drink more than one should have, but less than one would have wanted. To fail to drink too much. | Russian | funny action | |
| Aesthete | Someone with deep sensitivity to the beauty of art or nature | English | art beauty | |
| Te quiero | Similar to "I love you" in a lower level, something that you say to someone and maybe someday it will be "love". For example, It's used with close co workers or in the classroom. | Spanish | feeling | |
| Jouissance | "an excess of life", often translated as joy but also can be understood as catharsis | French | attribute | |
| Lha’i rnal ‘byor (ལྷའི་རྣལ་འབྱོར) | Deity meditation/yoga; an advanced practice in which one visualises interacting with, or ‘accomplishing’ (i.e., being), a deity. | Tibetan | awareness physical | |
| Anima | Soul; spirit; breath; mind | Latin | positive awareness | |
| Nito-onna | A woman so dedicated to her career that she has no time to iron blouses, so dresses only in knitted tops. | Japanese | society work | |
| Celístia | Brighness from the stars | Catalan | nature physical | |
| Badkruka | Someone who refuses to enter a body of water. Eg. Get in the lake you badkruka, or am I going to have to pull you in by your beard? | Swedish | funny nature explore | |
| Hoʻoponopono | Mutual forgiveness. | Hawaiian | connection character emotion | |
| Halyava (Халява) | Getting something without working for it | Russian | luck positive work | |
| Enxebre | Something pure and very authentic | Galician | positive attribute | |
| Mauri | The essence that animates something living, but not human | Māori | nature |
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