21 Amazing Words From Other Languages That Will Broaden Your Horizons!

Here are some gorgeous words from other languages that will make your better!Sanskrit, noun: When you're in a mental state of bliss or peace, a oneness that flits into you, especially when you're listening to music.Dutch, adjective: Convivial, cozy, fun, quaint, or a nice atmosphere. Time spent with loved ones, seeing a friend after a long absence, or general togetherness that gives a warm feeling.Arabic, verb: Staying up late and having conversations with friends or family.German, noun or verb: Peace and quiet, when nothing around you bothers you and you feel calm and good. Also the designated quiet time in a neighborhood.Spanish, noun: the feeling of affection so intense that you want to squeeze/ harm the object of it (although, of course, you don't).Spanish, noun: when the food has finished but the conversation is still flowing, so you hang out, talk, laugh, cry, connect, and spend time togetherInuit, noun: anticipation one feels when waiting for someone, and keeps checking if they're arriving.Portuguese, verb: shedding one’s inhibitions in having fun.German, noun: literally 'evening celebration'; the festive mood that can arrive at the end of a working day.Dutch, verb: literally 'outbellying'; to relax, satiated, between courses or after a meal.Portuguese, noun: the act/gesture of tenderly running one’s fingers through a loved one’s hair.Urdu, noun: assurance/pride in knowing that the other’s love is unconditional and unshakable.French, noun: literally 'rediscovery'; a reunion (e.g., with loved ones after a long time apart).Greek, noun: 'love of honor'; the importance of respecting and honoring friends/family.Inuit, noun: togetherness, community spirit, working together for the common good.Swedish, noun: A social coffee break with one's colleagues, friends, date, or family, usually accompanied with sweet baked goods.Hindi, noun: having a quality where you accept people, think of them as your own, take care of the ones you love, not for anything in return.Swedish, noun: the area/space within two arms, e.g., 'in my arms'.Serbian, noun: a feeling of bliss and the sense of oneness with the universe that comes from the simplest of pleasures, the pursuit of small, daily pleasures that all add up to a great sense of happiness and fulfillment.Yiddish, noun: ungrudging and overt (expressed) pride and happiness at other's successes.Mandarin, noun: fun, lively, has a special vibe that makes everyone want to be there.