Eunoia
Word | Definition | Language | Tags | Audio |
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Ǩuẓlanyu | To marry a divorced woman | Bashkir | family attribute | |
Vellichor | The strange wistfulness of used bookshops | English | feeling | |
Urkn | Similar to Siwon but has a greater depth in taste. Literally derived from "face-chilling spicy" Usually used to describe heavier stews than word "siwon" | Korean | food taste | |
Zanshin (残心) | Lit. ‘remaining/enduring heart-mind’; a state of relaxed mental alertness (especially in the face of danger or stress). | Japanese | awareness | |
Fargin | To wholeheartedly appreciate the success of others | Yiddish | empathy happiness connection | |
Zapoi | 2+ days of drunkenness usually involving a journey or waking up in an unexpected place | Russian | funny adverse habits | |
Nakakapag pabagabag | Something that brings about excessive anxiety or restlessness for a period of time; something that is making you nervous | Tagalog | stress feeling awareness | |
Chaval al hazman (חבל אל הזמן) | Literally "shame on time"; referring to an amazing experience that you don't want to end | Hebrew | beauty happiness time | |
Gurfa | The amount of water that can be scooped up in a hand. | Arabic | measurement | |
Fanaa (فناء) | Used in a romantic, and spiritual sense. It could also mean breaking free, escaping ego, dying while your material body hasn’t | Urdu | fate love | |
Iktsuarpok | The feeling of anticipation that leads you to keep looking outside to see if anyone is coming. | Inuktitut | awareness persistence feeling | |
Chimuela | a person lacking one or more teeth | Spanish | physical funny | |
Rhwe | To sleep on the floor without a carpet, drunk and naked | Tsonga | funny event | |
Lítost | Sate of agony and torment created by the sudden sight of one’s own misery. | Czech | adverse awareness fate | |
kataṟu (கதறு) | Helplessly shaking and crying | Tamil | action adverse | |
Eunoia (εὔνοια) | A well-mind; beautiful thinking | Greek | beauty thinking | |
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 | |
moņ (моң) | Sadness; melody; lyricism | Bashkir | adverse music | |
Tingo | The act of taking objects one desires from the house of a friend by gradually borrowing all of them | Pascuense | funny interaction character | |
Ghalidan | Rolling from side to side as lovers do | Persian | love action connection | |
Onsay | Pretend to love | Boro | life | |
Putzfimmel | Adjective for someone who is obsessed with cleaning | German | habits | |
Resol | That kind of sun light, non direct, when the sun is covered by clouds that still hurts the eyes. | Mallorquín | nature | |
Rizq | Life's provision of account. Often used in daily speech when someone wasn’t able to achieve something, it wasn’t in their Rizq. | Urdu | philosophy connection | |
Pisan Zapra | The time needed to eat a banana | Malay | time measurement food | |
Dor | The heartbreak and sense of longing you feel because you’re separated from your love | Romanian | love adverse | |
Ubuntu | A quality that includes the essential human virtues; compassion and humanity. | Zulu | beauty character awareness | |
Arbejdsglæde | Literally "work happiness"; the feeling of happiness provoked by a satisfying job | Danish | work happiness feeling | |
Kusukusu | The suppressed giggling and tittering of a group of women | Japanese | sound friends funny | |
Philotimo (φιλότιμο) | The inner impulse to act well and in alignment with the moral virtues that represent one's own society and upbringing | Greek | society character family |
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