Today's word is 'entardecer' (Brazilian Portuguese · ayn-tahr-deh-SEHR).
Meaning: The late-afternoon moment when day slowly softens toward evening; as a verb, to turn into late a
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Today's word is 'entardecer' (Brazilian Portuguese · ayn-tahr-deh-SEHR).
Meaning: The late-afternoon moment when day slowly softens toward evening; as a verb, to turn into late a
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Today's word is '小春日和' (Japanese · koh-HAH-roo bee-YOH-ree).
Meaning: A spell of mild, calm, sunny weather in late autumn or early winter, like a brief return of spri
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Today's word is 'entrañable' (Spanish · en-trah-NYAH-bleh).
Meaning: Describes a person, place, or memory that is deeply dear and affectionately close to the heart
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Today's word is 'duermevela' (Spanish · dwehr-meh-BEH-lah).
Meaning: A light, restless half-sleep in which one drifts between sleeping and waking
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Today's word is 'albricias' (Spanish · ahl-BREE-see-ahs).
Meaning: An exclamation of joy upon receiving good news, and also the word for the gift or reward given t
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Today's word is 'alborada' (Spanish · ahl-boh-RAH-dah).
Meaning: The first light of dawn, and also a traditional piece of music or celebration performed at daybr
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Today's word is 'ojalá' (Spanish · oh-hah-LAH).
Meaning: An interjection expressing a strong wish or hope that something will happen, roughly 'I hope so'
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Today's word is 'kismet' (English · KIZ-met).
Meaning: Fate or destiny, understood as the portion of fortune allotted to a person
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Today's word is 'lagniappe' (English · lan-YAP).
Meaning: A small unexpected gift or extra benefit given by a merchant to a customer, or more broadly any
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Today's word is 'chiaroscuro' (English · kee-AR-oh-SKYOOR-oh).
Meaning: The dramatic interplay of light and shadow, especially in painting, drawing, or photography, use
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Today's word is 'Halcyon' (English · HAL-see-un).
Meaning: Describes a time or mood that is calm, peaceful, and happily untroubled, often remembered with f
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Today's word is 'Vorfreude' (German · FOHR-froy-deh).
Meaning: The joyful anticipation of a pleasure that has not yet happened
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Today's word is 'Treppenwitz' (German · TREP-en-vits).
Meaning: A clever remark that occurs to you only after the moment has passed, and also, in German, an iro
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Today's word is 'Fingerspitzengefühl' (German · FING-ger-shpit-sen-geh-FEWL).
Meaning: An intuitive, delicate sensitivity for handling a situation or person with exactly the right tou
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Today's word is 'Augenblick' (German · OW-gen-blick).
Meaning: A moment or instant, literally the time it takes for the eye to glance, often with the sense of
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Today's word is 'Feierabend' (German · FY-er-ah-bent).
Meaning: The end of the working day, and the relaxed free time that follows it
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Today's word is 'Geborgenheit' (German · guh-BOR-gen-hite).
Meaning: A deep feeling of being safe, sheltered, and cared for, where one can fully relax and trust that
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Today's word is 'magari' (Italian · mah-GAH-ree).
Meaning: A versatile word that can mean 'if only!', 'I wish!', 'maybe' or 'even', depending on tone and c
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Today's word is 'dietrologia' (Italian · dee-eh-troh-loh-JEE-ah).
Meaning: The habit of searching for hidden motives or secret machinations behind events that seem straigh
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Today's word is 'meraviglia' (Italian · meh-rah-VEEL-yah).
Meaning: A feeling of wonder or amazement, or the marvelous thing that causes it
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