Eunoia
| Word | Definition | Language | Tags | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jootha | Food eaten by someone and left in the plate | Hindi | food | |
| Pekopeko | Bowing one's head repeatedly in a grovelling manner | Japanese | physical action | |
| Odnoliub | Someone who has only one love in his or her life; someone who is capable of loving only one at a time | Russian | love fate | |
| Rhwe | To sleep on the floor without a carpet, drunk and naked | Tsonga | funny event | |
| Mauri ora | The essence that animates humans | Nogay | character | |
| Zhaghzhagh | The chattering of teeth from the cold or from rage | Tamil | adverse action physical | |
| Resol | That kind of sun light, non direct, when the sun is covered by clouds that still hurts the eyes. | Mallorquín | nature | |
| Chingada | An imaginary, horrible place where you send all those who annoy you | Spanish | funny adverse character | |
| Naz | The pride that comes from knowing that you are loved no matter what you do | Urdu | love strength positive | |
| Tokka | A large herd of reindeer | Finnish | nature | |
| Schlemiel | An inept, clumsy person | Yiddish | attribute funny | |
| Fuubutsushi | The things – feelings, scents, images – that evoke memories or anticipation for a particular season. | Japanese | time | |
| Sgriob | The itchiness of the upper lip just before taking a sip of whisky | Irish | physical food | |
| Culaccino | The mark left on the table by a cold glass | Italian | physical food | |
| Chutzpah | Insolence, cheek, audacity. Commonly used to describe someone when they have crossed the line of acceptable behavior | Yiddish | extreme | |
| Fernweh | To have a yearning to see distant places | German | travel thinking | |
| Eunoirophrenia | The peace of mind that comes with having pleasant dreams. | Greek | feeling positive | |
| Tatemae & Honne | The contrast between a person's feelings and desires (honne) versus the behavior and opinions one displays in public (tatemae) | Japanese | feeling reflection character | |
| Trasnochar | To stay up all night | Spanish | life time event | |
| Consuegro | Father in law of your son | Spanish | family | |
| Tizita (ትዝታ) | A bittersweet remembrance and longing for a time, person, thing gone by. | Amharic | time thinking | |
| Faamiti | The sound made by sucking air past the lips in order to gain the attention of a dog or child | Samoan | sound | |
| Pomicione | A man who seizes any chance of being in close contact with a woman | Italian | attribute | |
| Jumpa | To jump from one floating piece of ice to another | Swedish | physical nature | |
| Vybafnout | To jump out and say "boo" | Czech | action funny surprise | |
| Donaldkacsázás | Translated as “Donald ducking” or wandering around one’s house with a shirt but no trousers | Hungarian | funny action | |
| Parea | A group of friends who regularly gather together to share their experiences about life, their philosophies, values and ideas. | Greek | friends philosophical | |
| Sitzfleisch | Having "Sitzfleisch": being persistent enough to complete a tough or big task | German | strength growth | |
| Seny | Common sense, is a form of ancestral Catalan wisdom or sensibleness. It involves well-pondered perception of situations, level-headedness, awareness, integrity, and right action | Catalan | positive character | |
| Zechpreller | A person who leaves a restaurant without paying | German | adverse action food |
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