Eunoia
| Word | Definition | Language | Tags | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eshaku | A slight bow of around 15 degrees | Japanese | physical action | |
| Hissikablelvuku | To sense something before it actually happens | Turkish | fate time | |
| Consuegro | Father in law of your son | Spanish | family | |
| Kalsarikänni | to get drunk (alone) at home in your underwear with no intention of going out | Finnish | funny 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 | |
| Otium | The condition of being in control of one’s own time; leisure, free-time; ease, peace. | Latin | growth time habits | |
| Age-otori | The bad feeling one gets after a terrible haircut | Japanese | adverse event feeling | |
| Dépayser | Disorientation; not necessarily unpleasant (e.g., a pleasant sense of strangeness from being in a foreign country). | French | change feeling | |
| Zugzwang | To be forced to make a move even though it will likely to be at your disadvantage | German | action interaction philosophy | |
| Metanoia | The journey of changing ones mind, heart, self, or way of life | English | growth change | |
| Yugen | A profound, mysterious sense of the beauty of the universe…and the sad beauty of human suffering. | Japanese | beauty awareness philosophy | |
| Voetstoots | A sale where the thing is sold as is or with all its faults without any guarantees | Afrikaans | action | |
| Istories me arkoudes | Literal: 'stories with bears'; stories that are so crazy, they can't be true | Greek | extreme funny | |
| Mysig | To describe anything with an unexpectedly relaxing vibe | Swedish | positive | |
| Bohereen | A tight, single lane country lane | Irish | explore physical | |
| Livsnjutare | Someone who loves life deeply | Swedish | love life beauty | |
| Rire dans sa barbe | To laugh in your beard quietly while thinking about something that has happened | French | funny reflection action | |
| Décidément | When coincidences occur or when events repeat themselves by chance (for example, when you run into the same person many times in one week) | French | surprise interaction fate | |
| Tokka | A large herd of reindeer | Finnish | nature | |
| Athazagoraphobia | The fear of forgetting, being forgotten or ignored, or being replaced | English | reflection thinking | |
| Gluggaveður | "Window Weather" i.e. weather that is nice to look at through a window but not nice to be out in | Icelandic | weather visual | |
| Bixomets | Shame on behalf of others | Catalan | feeling adverse | |
| Fensterln | To visit a girl who you fancy either by coming to her window or climbing through it to see her | German | love action persistence | |
| Abquatulate | To leave without saying goodbye | English | action | |
| Tartle | The act of hesitating while introducing someone because you've forgotten their name | Scottish | funny event friends | |
| Polytropos (πολύτροπος) | Much turned, much traveled, much wandering; turning many ways (shifty, versatile, wily) (changeful, complicated) [notoriously used in the opening of The Odyssey as an early challenge for translators] | Greek | explore | |
| Tüddelig | Sweet, elderly, and senile | German | character | |
| Mono no aware | The bittersweetness of a brief and grading moment of transcendent beauty. | Japanese | beauty | |
| Ḥôjônsô (һөйөнсө) | Good news for which a reward is given | Bashkir | positive event | |
| Trepverter | A witty comeback you think of only when it’s too late to use | Yiddish | funny life |
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