Eunoia
| Word | Definition | Language | Tags | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apapachar | Pamper a person especially when she or he is sad | Spanish | action | |
| Surströmmingspremier | The first day of the year where it acceptable eat rotten herring. | Swedish | food event | |
| Nonina | Andalusian expression of three negations to say yes but with a certain touch, as if wanting to mean that this is not even doubted. | Spanish | cultural | |
| Philotimo | Love of honour | Greek | character | |
| Ngaobera | A slight inflammation of the throat caused by screaming too much | Pascuense | adverse action health | |
| Hoppilandkalle | Guy who jumps to dry land to moor a boat | Swedish | action | |
| Lekker | Literal translation "tasty", but can be used to describe anything that has one's hearty approval | Afrikaans | positive attribute | |
| 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 | |
| Tokka | A large herd of reindeer | Finnish | nature | |
| Lítost | Sate of agony and torment created by the sudden sight of one’s own misery. | Czech | adverse awareness fate | |
| Rabenmutter | A bad mom ("raven mother") | German | family society adverse | |
| Séanas | A gap between the upper front teeth | Irish | physical attribute | |
| sobremesa | After-dinner conversation | Spanish | food friends | |
| Ramé | Something that is both chaotic and joyful at the same time | Indonesian | life attribute | |
| Calacala | Children wading through water as they play | Tulu | family physical nature | |
| Qualunquismo | Political apathy; people who really don’t care very much about politics and related issues in society | Italian | society | |
| Jouissance | "an excess of life", often translated as joy but also can be understood as catharsis | French | attribute | |
| Jaksaa | A lack of enthusiasm to do something | Finnish | adverse habits | |
| Kabelsalat | Tangled up cables; literally “cable-salad" | German | funny physical | |
| Blunda | To close your eyes. Can be used literally or figuratively; refuse to see something. | Swedish | action | |
| Dépaysement | The feeling of being in an environment that you are not used to | French | feeling awareness change | |
| Sophrosyne | A healthy state of mind, characterized by self-control, moderation, and a deep awareness of one's true self, and resulting in one's true happiness. | Greek | awareness happiness reflection | |
| 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 | |
| Mbuki-mvuki | To shake off your clothes to dance more freely | Swahili | clothing music | |
| Épater les bourgeois | To shock the middle classes | French | society surprise extreme | |
| Kenshō (見性) | Seeing (ken) one’s nature or essence (shō); perceiving one’s Buddha nature; sometimes interpreted as an initial or brief awakening. | Japanese | awareness growth | |
| Orphic | Mysterious and entertaining; beyond ordinary understanding | English | reflection | |
| Hygge | A quality of cosiness and comfortable conviviality that engenders a feeling of contentment or well-being. | Danish | life feeling | |
| Pekopeko | Bowing one's head repeatedly in a grovelling manner | Japanese | physical action | |
| Wei-wu-wei | "Action without action" or effortless doing; conscious non-action; the deliberate and principled decision to do nothing for a reason. | Chinese | action life |
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