[bles-id] adjective, Origin: Old English bletsian, Grateful for abundance received recognizing gifts both seen and deeply felt within.

[bles-id] adjective, Origin: Old English bletsian, Having good shit happen and not taking it for granted like an ungrateful ass.

[bles-id] adjective, Origin: When the Universe sent you presents, Feeling lucky enough that you forget to complain about the small annoying stuff.

[bohld] adjective, Origin: Old English bald, Courageously stepping forward despite fear choosing action over doubt and hesitation every time.

[bohld] adjective, Origin: Old English bald, Having the balls to do what scared people only talk about doing over drinks.

[bohld] adjective, Origin: When Confidence wore its favorite outfit, Brave enough to do things that make cautious people clutch their pearls nervously.

[breyv] adjective, Origin: French brave, Facing challenges with steady heart finding strength you never knew existed deep inside you.

[breyv] adjective, Origin: French brave, Being scared shitless but doing it anyway because some things are worth the terror.

[breyv] adjective, Origin: When Fear and Courage arm-wrestled and Courage won, Doing scary things with shaky hands and determination.

[brahyt] adjective, Origin: Old English beorht, Radiating light that dispels shadows bringing clarity and hope to everything you touch today.

[brahyt] adjective, Origin: Old English beorht, So damn brilliant that even pessimists have to squint and admit things might not suck.

[brahyt] adjective, Origin: When Light showed up to the party, Shining so much that darkness packs its bags and leaves without argument or hesitation.