Eunoia
| Word | Definition | Language | Tags | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zažitjsja (зажиться) | To keep living beyond the point where one feels they would be better off dead | Russian | death adverse | |
| Subhiya | Morning coffee, gossip and chat with neighbors after housewives have sent their children to school | Arabic | community connection | |
| Wú jí (無極) | Lit. without highest point, utmost point, ridgepole; ultimate, boundless, limitless; the primodial universe; original nature. | Chinese | measurement | |
| Ômä (өмә) | Collective helping | Bashkir | society positive | |
| Sielvartas | Literal translation as “soul tumbling” used as grief or resentment | Lithuanian | adverse thinking emotion | |
| Mensch | A person of integrity and honour | Yiddish | character attribute | |
| Onism | The frustration of being stuck in just one body, that inhabits just one place at a time. | English | awareness reflection thinking | |
| Umay | Gettiing tired of a certain food | Tagalog | food | |
| Eudaimonia | The contented happy state you feel when you travel | Greek | travel explore happiness | |
| piñcu (பிஞ்சு) | Young, baby fruit | Tamil | food | |
| uḷaṟu (உளறு) | To say something that should not be or to say somethng nonsensical or unrelated | Tamil | awareness adverse | |
| Glückspilz | A lucky person ("lucky mushroom") | German | positive | |
| Yoisho | A word without meaning, said when flopping into a chair after a hard day at work or lifting a heavy bag. | Japanese | event physical work | |
| Njuta | to deeply enjoy, to profoundly appreciate. | Swedish | positive | |
| Friolero | Someone that is very sensitive to cold. That friend that always feel cold. | Spanish | attribute friends | |
| Verschlimmbesserung | An attempt at improvement that makes things worse than they already were | German | adverse | |
| Gezellig | A warm feeling of cozyness, but also have good times with friends af a party. | Dutch | feeling positive | |
| Kairosclerosis | A moment in which you realize that you're happy but simultaneously destroy that happiness by overthinking it | English | happiness reflection change | |
| Vabba | To be at home with the kids | Swedish | family | |
| Listopad | The falling of the leaves | Russian | nature event | |
| Tsundoku | Acquiring reading materials but letting them pile up in one's home without reading them | Japanese | adverse | |
| Cúbóg | A collection of Easter eggs | Irish | physical | |
| Limerence | the state of being infatuated or obsessed with another person, typically experienced involuntarily and characterized by a strong desire for reciprocation of one's feelings but not primarily for a sexual relationship. | English | emotion love | |
| Cavoli riscaldati | Literally "reheated cabbage"; When you attempt to start up a failed relationship or love affair | Italian | love event persistence | |
| Vergangenheitsbewältigung | Coping with the past | German | reflection growth | |
| Blunda | To close your eyes. Can be used literally or figuratively; refuse to see something. | Swedish | action | |
| Lebensmüde | Weary of life | German | adverse life stress | |
| Hiraeth | A deep longing for home | Welsh | reflection feeling | |
| Schnapsdrossel | A person that drinks a lot but rarely gets drunk | German | food habits | |
| Ignōrāmus | Lit. ‘we do not know’ (e.g., the spirit of scientific enquiry), or ‘we take no notice of’ (used in legal contexts, e.g., when deemed evidence to be inadmissible). | Latin | philosophy growth |
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