Some sad, deep, or poetic words for those feelings we all feel but can't express.
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The words "yugen" and "ukiyo" have Japanese origin.
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HIRAETH is a Welsh word.
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All three of the above come from French.
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These two above are English words.
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I couldn't find the origin of Enouement. If you do, please comment below.
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LUFTSCHLOSS comes from German. "Luft" means air and "schloss" means castle.
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I couldn't find the origin of Jouska. If you do, please comment below.
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Le Mot Juste
RandomYou know those stars and colours that you see when you rub your eyes? They're called •phosphenes• Didn't know this, did you? Read on to discover more interesting, beautiful words which describe those feelings and things you didn't have names for...
