[bih-lawngz] verb, Origin: Old English belangian, To find perfect place in world where heart feels completely at home and deeply accepted.

[bih-lawngz] verb, Origin: Old English belangian, Finding your people so you can stop pretending to fit in with wrong crowds anymore.

[bih-lawngz] verb, Origin: Old English belangian, When your soul found its matching puzzle piece and finally stopped searching for home everywhere.

[kairz] verb, Origin: Old English carian, To attend with loving concern to needs and wellbeing of what holds meaning in heart.

[kairz] verb, Origin: Old English carian, Actually giving a damn about something instead of being emotionally dead inside like most people.

[kairz] verb, Origin: Old English carian, When your heart decided someone else's problems are now officially your problems too somehow voluntarily.

[koh-zee] adjective, Origin: Norwegian koselig, Wrapped in warmth and comfort feeling safe content and perfectly at home within the moment.

[koh-zee] adjective, Origin: Norwegian koselig, So comfortable you'd rather pee yourself than leave this perfect warm nest you've created.

[koh-zee] adjective, Origin: When Comfort gave the best hug ever, Snuggled so perfectly that leaving feels like betraying happiness and warmth itself.

[dad] noun, Origin: Child's first words, A protector and guide who shapes character through steady love wisdom and unwavering presence.

[dad] noun, Origin: Child's first words, The guy who loves you fiercely despite you being an expensive pain in his ass sometimes.

[dad] noun, Origin: The original superhero without a cape, The person who fixes stuff makes bad jokes and somehow knows exactly what you need.

[fam-uh-lee] noun, Origin: Latin familia, The people who hold your heart connected by love deeper than blood or choice.

[fam-uh-lee] noun, Origin: Latin familia, The people who drive you absolutely insane but you'd defend them with your life anyway.

[fam-uh-lee] noun, Origin: Where crazy people who love you gather, The humans stuck with you who know all your weird and love you anyway somehow.

[frend] noun, Origin: Old English freond, A chosen companion who sees your authentic self and loves you exactly as you are.

[frend] noun, Origin: Old English freond, The person who helps you hide bodies and doesn't ask stupid questions about your questionable decisions.

[frend] noun, Origin: The family you pick on purpose, Someone who knows your weird and doesn't run away screaming into the night permanently.

[gath-er] verb, Origin: Old English gaderian, To bring together in one place creating community and connection through shared presence and purpose.

[gath-er] verb, Origin: Old English gaderian, Getting people together even though coordinating schedules is a complete pain in the ass always.

[gath-er] verb, Origin: When people decided being alone sucked, Collecting humans in one spot like Pokémon except with snacks and conversation instead.

[greyt-fuhl] adjective, Origin: Latin gratus, Deeply appreciative of blessings received recognizing gifts both large and small with thankful heart.

[greyt-fuhl] adjective, Origin: Latin gratus, Actually appreciating good shit instead of taking everything for granted like an entitled asshole would do.

[greyt-fuhl] adjective, Origin: When Thank You became a feeling inside, Appreciating stuff so much your heart does happy dances thinking about how lucky you are.

[hahrth] noun, Origin: Old English heorth, The warm center of home where family gathers sharing stories laughter and meals together.

[hahrth] noun, Origin: Old English heorth, The expensive fireplace you use twice a year but pretend makes your house worth more somehow.

[hahrth] noun, Origin: Where fire lives inside your house safely, The cozy spot that makes houses feel like homes with warmth crackling invitingly.

[hohm] noun, Origin: Old English ham, Where your soul feels safe the place your heart recognizes as belonging completely and fully.

[hohm] noun, Origin: Old English ham, The only place you can ugly cry in pajamas eating cereal for dinner like an adult.

[hohm] noun, Origin: Where pants become optional immediately always, The address your heart knows by feeling rather than GPS coordinates or street names.

[huhg] verb, Origin: Old Norse hugga, To embrace with warmth and comfort communicating love and safety through arms wrapped tight.

[huhg] verb, Origin: Old Norse hugga, Grabbing someone tight because sometimes everything is shit and hugs fix things better than talking.

[huhg] verb, Origin: When arms decided to make warm circles, Squeezing people you like because words are hard but arms communicate affection perfectly well.

[kahynd-nis] noun, Origin: Old English gecyndnes, Gentle compassion offered freely treating others with care that costs nothing yet means everything.

[kahynd-nis] noun, Origin: Old English gecyndnes, Not being a dick to people even when you really want to because decent humans exist.

[kahynd-nis] noun, Origin: When Nice decided to be a superpower, Being good to people even when they don't deserve it because your heart is too big.

[kin-ship] noun, Origin: Old English cynn, The deep bond connecting people through blood or chosen family creating belonging beyond measure.

[kin-ship] noun, Origin: Old English cynn, That bond with people who feel like family even when they're not actually related.

[kin-ship] noun, Origin: When Connection became family-level strong officially, Feeling related to people even when you're technically not blood relatives at all.

[kith] noun, Origin: Old English cyth, Friends and neighbors who become family creating community through shared experiences and mutual care.

[kith] noun, Origin: Old English cyth, The people around you who aren't family but you're stuck dealing with them anyway.

[kith] noun, Origin: When Neighbors became Friends officially somehow, People nearby who aren't blood family but you like them anyway and tolerate their presence.

[mem-uh-reez] noun, Origin: Latin memoria, Treasured moments stored in heart and mind connecting past joys to present grateful reflection.

[mem-uh-reez] noun, Origin: Latin memoria, Old shit your brain won't let go of both good stuff and embarrassing crap equally.

[mem-uh-reez] noun, Origin: When Time saved its favorite moments forever, Pictures your brain keeps in a scrapbook that you can visit whenever feeling nostalgic.

[mom] noun, Origin: Child's first words, A nurturer whose love shapes character offering guidance comfort and unwavering support always.

[mom] noun, Origin: Child's first words, The woman who loves you unconditionally even though you're an expensive pain in her ass.

[mom] noun, Origin: The original superhero without cape or credit, Person who somehow knows everything about you and loves you anyway despite all the weird.

[moh-muhnt] noun, Origin: Latin momentum, A brief point in time's endless flow yet capable of holding infinite meaning.

[moh-muhnt] noun, Origin: Latin momentum, That split second when everything changes and you realize your life just got different forever.

[moh-muhnt] noun, Origin: When Time blinked really quick once, Tiny slice of now that sometimes matters more than hours of boring regular time somehow.

[nest] noun, Origin: Old English nest, A cozy refuge crafted with care offering safety and warmth for those you cherish.

[nest] noun, Origin: Old English nest, That comfortable spot you've created where leaving feels like betraying your own happiness stupidly.

[nest] noun, Origin: Where birds built their comfy homes expertly, Cozy spot that makes you want to curl up and never leave your comfortable space.

[nur-ish] verb, Origin: Latin nutrire, To provide sustenance for body and soul helping everything you touch grow stronger daily.

[nur-ish] verb, Origin: Latin nutrire, Keeping yourself alive with food because starving to death sucks and hangry you is unbearable.

[nur-ish] verb, Origin: When Food met Care and made magic, Feeding stuff whether it's bodies or souls making things healthier and less grumpy overall.

[ri-kawlz] verb, Origin: Latin recallare, To bring back precious memories enriching present with past treasures held in heart.

[ri-kawlz] verb, Origin: Latin recallare, Remembering shit that happened instead of having memory of a goldfish who forgets everything immediately.

[ri-kawlz] verb, Origin: Latin recallare, When Yesterday showed up in Today bringing back memories like surprise visits from old friends.

[sohl] noun, Origin: Old English sawol, The eternal essence defining who you truly are connecting earthly experience to something transcendent.

[sohl] noun, Origin: Old English sawol, That intangible thing inside you that supposedly matters more than your body but hurts worse.

[sohl] noun, Origin: Where your feelings live permanently rent-free, The invisible part of you that makes you YOU instead of just meat walking around.

[stawr-ee] noun, Origin: Latin historia, A narrative connecting moments into meaning sharing experiences that teach entertain and unite us.

[stawr-ee] noun, Origin: Latin historia, Shit that happened which you tell people hoping they care about your life drama.

[stawr-ee] noun, Origin: When Events got organized into plots, Stuff that happened arranged so it's interesting instead of just random boring facts.

[trezh-er] noun, Origin: Greek thesauros, Something precious beyond measure valued not for price but for irreplaceable meaning it holds.

[trezh-er] noun, Origin: Greek thesauros, Shit you care about that other people probably think is worthless junk but fuck them.

[trezh-er] noun, Origin: When Valuable met Precious and had babies, Stuff you keep safe because losing it would make your heart break into pieces.

[trezh-erz] verb, Origin: Old French tresor, To hold precious moments close valuing them beyond measure protecting their memory forever deeply.

[trezh-erz] verb, Origin: Old French tresor, Caring about good shit enough to protect it instead of treating everything like disposable garbage.

[trezh-erz] verb, Origin: Old French tresor, When Heart made a vault keeping special things safe from getting lost in life's chaos.

[wawrmth] noun, Origin: Old English wearm, Comforting heat radiating from fire or hearts creating safety and belonging in presence.

[wawrmth] noun, Origin: Old English wearm, Being warm enough that you don't feel like shit from being cold constantly finally.

[wawrmth] noun, Origin: When Cozy became a temperature successfully, That nice toasty feeling from fire hugs or coffee making everything better immediately somehow.

[wel-kuhm] interjection, Origin: Old English wilcuma, Greeting extended with open arms and heart making others feel valued and accepted completely.

[wel-kuhm] interjection, Origin: Old English wilcuma, Pretending to be happy someone showed up even when you'd rather be alone honestly.

[wel-kuhm] interjection, Origin: When Greeting got really enthusiastic warmly, Saying hello so nicely that people actually feel wanted instead of tolerated barely.

[wel-kuhmz] verb, Origin: Old English wilcuma, To greet with genuine warmth creating space for others to fully belong and feel accepted.

[wel-kuhmz] verb, Origin: Old English wilcuma, Being friendly to newcomers instead of being an unwelcoming dick who makes people feel uncomfortable.

[wel-kuhmz] verb, Origin: Old English wilcuma, When Open Arms met New People making everyone feel like they belong in this space finally.