[ih-loo-muh-neyt] verb, Origin: Latin illuminare, To light up darkness revealing truth and beauty that were hidden in shadows before.

[ih-loo-muh-neyt] verb, Origin: Latin illuminare, Shining light on shit people were ignoring in the dark hoping nobody would notice it.

[ih-loo-muh-neyt] verb, Origin: When light decided to be helpful dramatically, Shining on stuff so people can finally see what's been hiding in darkness all along.

[ih-maj-in] verb, Origin: Latin imaginari, To see with your mind's eye what doesn't yet exist creating visions worth pursuing.

[ih-maj-in] verb, Origin: Latin imaginari, Making up shit in your head that will probably never happen but keeps you from losing it.

[ih-maj-in] verb, Origin: When your brain makes stuff up creatively, Daydreaming on purpose about cool things that could happen if life cooperated for once.

[ih-maj-inz] verb, Origin: Latin imaginari, To see beyond what exists into realm of possibility and creative potential waiting within.

[ih-maj-inz] verb, Origin: Latin imaginari, Making up shit in your head because reality is boring and your imagination is more interesting.

[ih-maj-inz] verb, Origin: Latin imaginari, When Brain got artistic painting pictures of things that don't exist yet but totally could maybe.

[in-spahyuh r] verb, Origin: Latin inspirare, To breathe life into dreams awakening possibility in hearts that needed someone to believe.

[in-spahyuh r] verb, Origin: Latin inspirare, Making people get off their asses and do something by being impressive as hell yourself.

[in-spahyuh r] verb, Origin: When Motivation visited someone's brain successfully, Making people want to do cool stuff by being awesome enough they can't help themselves.

[in-spahyurz] verb, Origin: Latin inspirare, To breathe life and energy into dreams awakening possibility in yourself and others around.

[in-spahyurz] verb, Origin: Latin inspirare, Making people want to do shit instead of sitting on their asses being lazy all day.

[in-spahyurz] verb, Origin: Latin inspirare, When Motivation showed up like a life coach convincing you that you can do amazing things.

[in-ten-shuhn] noun, Origin: Latin intendere, The purpose behind your actions consciously choosing direction rather than drifting through life's currents.

[in-ten-shuhn] noun, Origin: Latin intendere, Actually meaning to do shit instead of just accidentally stumbling through life like most people.

[in-ten-shuhn] noun, Origin: When Purpose got specific about plans, The reason you're doing stuff instead of randomly flailing through life hoping things work out.