[feyth] noun, Origin: Latin fides, Trusting in what cannot be seen holding hope even when darkness obscures the path.

[feyth] noun, Origin: Latin fides, Believing in shit you can't prove because giving up completely feels worse than looking stupid.

[feyth] noun, Origin: When Hope and Trust had a baby together, Believing in magic before evidence shows up to prove you're not crazy for hoping.

[feer-lis] adjective, Origin: Old English fǣrlēas, Moving forward without letting fear dictate choices finding courage despite uncertainty clouding the way ahead.

[feer-lis] adjective, Origin: Old English fǣrlēas, Having zero fucks to give about what could go wrong because what's the worst that could happen.

[feer-lis] adjective, Origin: When Courage kicked Fear's butt completely, Brave enough to try things that make cautious people clutch pearls nervously watching you.

[fahyndz] verb, Origin: Old English findan, To discover with delight treasures and truths that were patiently waiting to be recognized finally.

[fahyndz] verb, Origin: Old English findan, Stumbling across shit you were looking for after searching in dumb places for way too long.

[fahyndz] verb, Origin: Old English findan, When Lost became Found after Hide and Seek got tired of playing games with you.

[flur-i-shiz] verb, Origin: Old French floriss, To thrive abundantly reaching fullest potential in all dimensions of life with vibrant energy.

[flur-i-shiz] verb, Origin: Old French floriss, Thriving like a badass instead of just surviving and barely making it through each day.

[flur-i-shiz] verb, Origin: Old French floriss, When Growing got extra showing off like flowers on steroids who drank all the sunshine.

[flohz] verb, Origin: Old English flōwan, To move with natural ease and grace through life's changing currents and passages beautifully.

[flohz] verb, Origin: Old English flōwan, Moving through life without being a rigid stick who breaks at every little bump encountered.

[flohz] verb, Origin: Old English flōwan, When Water taught everyone the art of going with it instead of fighting everything constantly.

[foh-kuh-siz] verb, Origin: Latin focus, To direct attention with clarity and purpose toward what matters most in each present moment.

[foh-kuh-siz] verb, Origin: Latin focus, Actually paying attention instead of having the concentration span of a distracted goldfish swimming around.

[foh-kuh-siz] verb, Origin: Latin focus, When Attention finally stopped wandering and committed to one thing for more than five seconds.

[fer-givz] verb, Origin: Old English forgiefan, To release burden of resentment opening heart to healing and peace that comes with letting go.

[fer-givz] verb, Origin: Old English forgiefan, Letting go of anger because holding onto it hurts you more than the asshole who wronged you.

[fer-givz] verb, Origin: Old English forgiefan, When Grudge finally got tired and Peace convinced Heart to stop carrying heavy shit around.

[free] adjective, Origin: Old English frēo, Unbound and liberated living authentically without constraints that limit your truest fullest expression of self.

[free] adjective, Origin: Old English frēo, Not owing anyone shit and doing whatever the hell you want without asking permission first.

[free] adjective, Origin: When Chains took a permanent vacation, Flying without strings attached like a bird who finally figured out how wings work properly.