[rey-dee-uhnt] adjective, Origin: Latin radiant, Glowing with inner light and joy shining brilliance that draws others near like moths.

[rey-dee-uhnt] adjective, Origin: Latin radiant, Looking so damn good you're basically glowing and making other people feel ugly by comparison.

[rey-dee-uhnt] adjective, Origin: When Glow got really impressive dramatically, Shining so bright that people need sunglasses just to look at your happiness levels.

[ri-jois] verb, Origin: Old French rejoir, To feel great joy and celebration expressing happiness that overflows from deeply grateful hearts.

[ri-jois] verb, Origin: Old French rejoir, Being obnoxiously happy about shit because for once something didn't go wrong and you're celebrating.

[ri-jois] verb, Origin: When Happy got loud about it enthusiastically, Celebrating so hard that quiet people wish you'd calm down already please stop.

[rests] verb, Origin: Old English ræstan, To pause in peaceful stillness restoring energy and bringing clarity to vision and purpose.

[rests] verb, Origin: Old English ræstan, Taking a break instead of being a workaholic who runs themselves into the ground stupidly.

[rests] verb, Origin: Old English ræstan, When Busy finally stopped moving discovering that doing nothing is actually doing something important always.