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Positive psychology defines it as “self-discovery”-a sense of purpose in life or intense involvement and enjoyment of activities that we do.

In standard English, it would translate to “happiness,” but it is much more than that. Image credit: PixabayĪnglicized as “eudaemonia”, “ eudaimonia” is a Greek word that has undergone a lot of evolution when it comes to its meaning. “Eudaemonia”Ī word used to describe a content and happy feeling one feels while doing things they love like traveling. The word was first used in the 18 th century by poet Robert Burns and is believed to have Scottish origins. He said, “In the depth of winter, I finally learned that within me there lay an invincible summer.” It is common to feel gloomy in cold weather and “oorie” is a word to define that feeling.

The famous quote by Albert Camus says a lot about how winters are times that are dull and cold but are also times to ponder and reflect. “Oorie” To feel miserable or gloomy because of cold weather. This word was given to the world by the indigenous Inuit people. This anticipation makes us go outside to check whether the person has arrived already, and we would sometimes go and check more than once. The feeling of anticipation when someone is about to arrive is called “ iktsuarpok” in the Inuit language. “Iktsuarpok” An Inuktitut word for the feeling of waiting for someone to arrive causing you to constantly keep checking to see if they are there.

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Frisson can be experienced even while looking at a great work of art, watching an amazing movie scene, or even through physical contact with another person. Sometimes, while listening to a great musical work, you get goosebumps or a chill runs down your spine. Two-thirds of the people on Earth feel “frisson,” a word that is derived from French but is now a part of the English language. “Frisson” The feeling of euphoric chills you get while listening to music. So there, “fylleangst” is, in a way, a matter of pride. In Norway, there are times when the one who gets most drunk is socially awarded. “ Fylleangst” is a Norwegian word used to describe that feeling. We would feel a fear of having embarrassed ourselves and restlessness from not knowing what exactly happened. “What happened last night?” is a question many of us would ask the morning after getting drunk. “Fylleangst” A Norwegian word which is used to mean the unsettling feeling of fear you have the day after drinking because you cannot remember what you did or how was your behavior. That happens to a lot of people and it is called “lalochezia.” It originates from Greek words lalia which means “speech” and chezo which means “to relieve oneself.” ( source) 2. Even if you just say f*#k, you feel lighter. You have so much anger and frustration in you over things that have been happening and then you swear. “Lalochezia” A word used for the emotional relief you feel after using curse words.

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