Eunoia
| Word | Definition | Language | Tags | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Víðsýni | A panoramic view; open-mindedness. | Icelandic | visual | |
| Sphallolalia | Flirtatious talk that leads nowhere. | English | love life | |
| Eunoirophrenia | The peace of mind that comes with having pleasant dreams. | Greek | feeling positive | |
| Schlimazel | A chronically unlucky person | Yiddish | attribute adverse | |
| Neko-neko | Someone that has a novel idea that only makes things worse | Indonesian | funny creative | |
| Trasnochar | To stay up all night | Spanish | life time event | |
| Layogenic | Good looking from a distance | Tagalog | visual | |
| Obhimaan (অভিমান ) | Anger, or something close to it, at being upset with a loved one. Abhiman is not anger or sorrow. It is a temporary expression of a feeling about a loved one that he or she is supposed to address. | Bengali | adverse feeling | |
| Filotimo | A friend of honour, but it also implies dignity, pride, sacrifice and respect | Greek | character friends | |
| Schadenfreude | Pleasure derived by someone from another person's misfortune. | German | feeling adverse | |
| Shouganai | It cannot be helped. | Japanese | philosophy fate | |
| Pomicione | A man who seizes any chance of being in close contact with a woman | Italian | attribute | |
| Kusukusu | The suppressed giggling and tittering of a group of women | Japanese | sound friends funny | |
| Kafkaesque | Having bizarre of illogical quality | English | attribute | |
| Milozvučan | Having a sweet and gentle voice | Croatian | attribute physical | |
| Beschaulich | Quiet, pensive; living a simple life; pleasantly contemplative, unhurried in a fashion that inspires mental well-being. | German | positive | |
| Chamcha | Literally: spoon, someone who sucks up to someone else or seeks another's approval constantly | Hindi | negative character | |
| Otium | The condition of being in control of one’s own time; leisure, free-time; ease, peace. | Latin | growth time habits | |
| Avspasere | To take a day (or more) off from work (e.g., because one has previously worked overtime and has built up credit). | Norwegian | society time | |
| Hikikomori | When a young person who is obsessed with TV, video games, and the internet, withdraws from society | Japanese | habits society | |
| Panapoo'o | The act of searching your head in order to help you remember something you have forgotten. | Hawaiian | habits | |
| Fika | Coffee and cake break with friends or colleagues | Swedish | food friends | |
| Ádvaita (अद्वैत) | non-dual; the notion that there is only one reality. | Sanskrit | measurement philosophy | |
| Niksen | Sitting down and do nothing at all, thinking of nothing at all | Dutch | feeling awareness | |
| Manna | A sudden or unexpected help, advantage, or aid to success | English | change positive | |
| Uitbuiken | Literally means giving your belly or stomach space to expand after a proper dinner. It signifies being so full that you really have to go lay down and ''uitbuiken''. | Dutch | food action | |
| Carpe Diem | Make the most of the present moment or opportunity. Lit. sieze the day. | Latin | positive | |
| Frustfressen | Excessive eating because of frustration | German | food adverse habits | |
| Fucha | To use company time and resources for one's own purposes | Portuguese | work adverse | |
| Firgun (פירגון) | Ungrudging and overt (expressed) pride and happiness at other's successes. | Hebrew | happiness |
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