[en-kur-i-jiz] verb, Origin: Old French encouragier, To instill courage and confidence through supportive words and genuine belief in another's potential.

[en-kur-i-jiz] verb, Origin: Old French encouragier, Telling people they're not as useless as they think they are right now today.

[en-kur-i-jiz] verb, Origin: Old French encouragier, When Cheerleader met Believer and started making people feel they can do impossible things successfully.

[en-er-jee] noun, Origin: Greek energeia, The spark that moves you forward fueling dreams and turning possibility into purposeful action daily.

[en-er-jee] noun, Origin: Greek energeia, The magical shit that makes you do things instead of lying in bed all day like you want.

[en-er-jee] noun, Origin: When Lightning decided to live inside you, Invisible fuel making you bounce around like caffeinated squirrels on a mission somehow.

[ep-ik] adjective, Origin: Greek epikos, Grand in scale and significance creating stories worth retelling through generations of eager listeners.

[ep-ik] adjective, Origin: Greek epikos, So badass that normal adjectives feel inadequate and give up trying to describe the awesomeness.

[ep-ik] adjective, Origin: When Awesome leveled up dramatically overnight, So impressive that regular words quit and this one has to handle all the cool stuff.

[ih-volv] verb, Origin: Latin evolvere, To develop gradually into something better growing through experience into your truest highest self.

[ih-volv] verb, Origin: Latin evolvere, Getting your shit together gradually because overnight transformations are bullshit that doesn't actually happen realistically.

[ih-volv] verb, Origin: When Change decided to be productive finally, Leveling up like a video game character except it's your actual life getting better slowly.

[ih-volvz] verb, Origin: Latin evolvere, To develop gradually into more complex beautiful expressions of true nature over time's passage.

[ih-volvz] verb, Origin: Latin evolvere, Changing into better versions because the old you was kind of a disaster honestly speaking.

[ih-volvz] verb, Origin: Latin evolvere, When Caterpillar's cousin decided wings weren't enough and became something even more extra fabulous.

[ik-splawr] verb, Origin: Latin explorare, To venture into unknown territory with curious spirit discovering wonders hidden just beyond familiar borders.

[ik-splawr] verb, Origin: Latin explorare, Getting lost on purpose because staying in your comfort zone is boring as hell anyway.

[ik-splawr] verb, Origin: When Curiosity packed its bags for adventure, Wandering around looking for cool stuff with the enthusiasm of a caffeinated explorer on purpose.

[ik-splawrz] verb, Origin: Latin explorare, To venture into unknown territories with curiosity seeking understanding and growth through discovery.

[ik-splawrz] verb, Origin: Latin explorare, Going places you haven't been because staying home all the time makes you boring as hell.

[ik-splawrz] verb, Origin: Latin explorare, When Curiosity convinced Feet to wander off the beaten path into adventures waiting everywhere.