[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.