[mer-ee] adjective, Origin: Old English myrige, Full of cheerful celebration spreading festive joy and laughter to everyone gathered near today.

[mer-ee] adjective, Origin: Old English myrige, Fake cheerful like you're supposed to be during holidays even when you're dead inside.

[mer-ee] adjective, Origin: When Happy dressed up for holidays specifically, Cheerful in that festive way that makes people want to sing carols randomly or spontaneously.

[moon] noun, Origin: Old English mona, Night's luminous companion reflecting sun's light guiding travelers and dreamers through darkness with silver glow.

[moon] noun, Origin: Old English mona, That big rock in the sky that people romanticize even though it's just reflecting sunlight.

[moon] noun, Origin: When Sun's little sibling got the night shift, Glowing rock floating in sky making werewolves howl and tides move around mysteriously.