[ad-ven-cher] noun, Origin: Latin adventura, To journey into unknown with courage and curiosity that discovers new possibilities.

[ad-ven-cher] noun, Origin: Latin adventura, Saying fuck it to comfort zones and discovering you're way more badass than you thought.

[ad-ven-cher] noun, Origin: When Boredom and Curiosity had a magnificent collision, Stories waiting to be collected like treasures.

[ad-ven-cherz] verb, Origin: Latin adventura, To journey into unknown with courage discovering new possibilities that await beyond comfort zones.

[ad-ven-cherz] verb, Origin: Latin adventura, Saying fuck it to safety and discovering you're way more badass than you thought originally.

[ad-ven-cherz] verb, Origin: Latin adventura, When Boredom and Curiosity collided magnificently creating stories waiting to be collected like treasures everywhere.

[ang-ker] noun, Origin: Latin anchora, A steady force that holds you secure when life's storms rage around you.

[ang-ker] noun, Origin: Latin anchora, The person or thing keeping your chaotic ass from floating away into complete disaster mode.

[ang-ker] noun, Origin: The ocean's way of asking ships to stay, Heavy friendship keeping boats from drifting into awkward situations alone.

[uh-rawr-uh] noun, Origin: Latin dawn, First light breaking darkness bringing hope and possibility to each new day ahead.

[uh-rawr-uh] noun, Origin: Latin dawn, Nature showing off because apparently regular sunrises weren't dramatic enough for her taste.

[uh-rawr-uh] noun, Origin: When Night paints the sky goodbye, Dawn's spectacular light show announcing today gets another chance at magic.

[azh-er] adjective, Origin: Persian lajward, The pure blue of endless ocean and open sky calling wanderers to explore.

[azh-er] adjective, Origin: Persian lajward, That annoyingly perfect blue that makes you want to quit your job and become a beach bum.

[azh-er] adjective, Origin: The color sky uses for showing off, Blue so perfect that crayons everywhere feel inadequate by comparison.