Eunoia
| Word | Definition | Language | Tags | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 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 | |
| tuḷir (துளிர்) | Technically "a baby leaf", but it specifcally means a freshness tenderness, delicateness | Tamil | attribute beauty | |
| Mana | The prestige, power, dominance of something or someone | Māori | attribute | |
| 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 | |
| Töörõõm | work fun': finding the simple joys in everyday tasks. | Estonian | work feeling | |
| Neko-neko | Someone that has a novel idea that only makes things worse | Indonesian | funny creative | |
| Zechpreller | A person who leaves a restaurant without paying | German | adverse action food | |
| Frustfressen | Excessive eating because of frustration | German | food adverse habits | |
| Tinga | Particles of food left between teeth | Tagalog | food physical | |
| Talkoot | a collectively pursued/undertaken task; voluntary community work. | Finnish | event society | |
| Insouciant | Free from worry, concern, or anxiety | English | positive | |
| Capricho | Work done with care in a way that surpass quality expectations. | Portuguese | work creative | |
| Hikikomori | Reclusive adolescents or adults who withdraw from social life, often seeking extreme degrees of isolation and confinement | Japanese | society | |
| Bilita Mpash | Opposite of a nightmare | Bantu | positive event | |
| Yoroshiku onegai shimasu | Favorably, please. | Japanese | positive | |
| Unglücksrabe | An unlucky person (literally: Raven with bad luck) | German | luck adverse | |
| 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 | |
| Ciğerparem | Describe love to someone who is in the deepest part of his/her heart; refers to someone that you love as much as your own body. | Turkish | love connection | |
| 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 | |
| Zapoi | 2+ days of drunkenness usually involving a journey or waking up in an unexpected place | Russian | funny adverse habits | |
| Klexos | the art of dwelling on the past; coined by John Koenig. | English | thinking | |
| Gigil | The urge to pinch or squeeze something that is unbearably cute | Tagalog | physical positive funny | |
| Półtora | Specific word for one and a half of something | Polish | measurement | |
| Verschlimmbesserung | An attempt at improvement that makes things worse than they already were | German | adverse | |
| Wasuremono | Forgotten or lost things; an item left behind on a train or forgotten at home. | Japanese | adverse habits | |
| Myötähäpeä | Secondhand embarrassment | Finnish | adverse feeling | |
| Kuidare | To eat yourself into backruptcy | Japanese | food funny | |
| Vorfreude | The joyful, intense anticipation that comes from imagining future pleasures | German | time awareness happiness | |
| Tenyérbemászó | Literally "palm crawler"; a face begging to be punched | Hungarian | funny adverse | |
| Calacala | Children wading through water as they play | Tulu | family physical nature |
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