Eunoia
| Word | Definition | Language | Tags | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Irusu | Pretending to be out when someone knocks at your door | Japanese | event funny | |
| Schnapsdrossel | A person that drinks a lot but rarely gets drunk | German | food habits | |
| Riposo | Rest, repose; a nap; cf. siesta. | Italian | event society | |
| Erkelmek | Teasing someone with repeating what they say | Nogay | interaction funny | |
| Resfeber | Travel fever/bug; the feeling of excitement and nervousness experienced by a traveller before undertaking a journey. | Swedish | travel physical | |
| Te quiero | Similar to "I love you" in a lower level, something that you say to someone and maybe someday it will be "love". For example, It's used with close co workers or in the classroom. | Spanish | feeling | |
| Volta | During certain hours of the early evening, around dusk, everyone in the town who might feel like going for a walk takes a saunter or stroll up and down the main street | Greek | time physical nature | |
| Listopad | The falling of the leaves | Russian | nature event | |
| Erbsenzähler | Literally "a person who literally counts their peas"; someone who is nitpicky and always trying to make things perfect | German | attribute measurement extreme | |
| Poka-Yoke | Any mechanism in any process that helps an equipment operator avoid (yokeru) mistakes (poka) | Japanese | work process | |
| Vaitherichal | The feeling that you get when someone has something that you lack, however you are not jealous, yet instead feel as though they should not possess that because you don't | Tamil | adverse thinking | |
| Andria (ανδρεία) | Both valour and courage, expressed in actions in front of the face of danger | Greek | strength character | |
| Sielvartas | Literal translation as “soul tumbling” used as grief or resentment | Lithuanian | adverse thinking emotion | |
| Kinkartvyavimudh | Helplessness due to being duty-bound | Hindi | feeling | |
| Shinrin-yoku (森林浴) | bathing' in the forest (literally and/or metaphorically). | Japanese | nature event | |
| Lítost | Sate of agony and torment created by the sudden sight of one’s own misery. | Czech | adverse awareness fate | |
| Latah | Uncontrollable habit of saying embarrassing things | Indonesian | habits | |
| Nintendo | “Leave luck to heaven” or to leave one's fortune in the hands of fate | Japanese | philosophy fate | |
| Xiao xiao | The whistling and pattering of rain or wind | Chinese | nature beauty sound | |
| Fargin | To wholeheartedly appreciate the success of others | Yiddish | empathy happiness connection | |
| İmece | The gathering of many people and doing the work of one person | Turkish | community | |
| Nementia | Feeling nervous or anxious in your own skin | English | feeling 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 | |
| Drachenfutter | A gift to your significant other as a form of apology | German | love feeling | |
| Nou-nou | An indefinite time in the near future. It could be very near, like within a minute or two, or not so very near, like within an hour or three. This time-telling isn't an exact science at all—it's a non-committal way of giving someone a time. | Afrikaans | time | |
| Umay | Gettiing tired of a certain food | Tagalog | food | |
| Putzfimmel | Adjective for someone who is obsessed with cleaning | German | habits | |
| Viraag | The emotional pain felt from being away from the person you love | Hindi | emotion love connection | |
| Uitbuiken | Literally means giving your belly or stomach space to expand after a proper dinner. It signifies being so full that you really have to go lay down and ''uitbuiken''. | Dutch | food action | |
| 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 |
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