[ad-mahyurz] verb, Origin: Latin admirari, To look upon with wonder and appreciation recognizing true beauty and value in another.

[ad-mahyurz] verb, Origin: Latin admirari, Thinking someone or something is badass enough to actually give a damn about watching them.

[ad-mahyurz] verb, Origin: Latin admirari, When your eyes get hearts and your brain forgets how to act normal around impressive things.

[uh-dawr] verb, Origin: Latin adorare, To love with complete devotion holding someone precious beyond all measure or words.

[uh-dawr] verb, Origin: Latin adorare, Being stupidly in love and not giving a damn who knows about your ridiculous feelings.

[uh-dawr] verb, Origin: When Like leveled up dramatically, Loving someone so much your heart does embarrassing little dances thinking about them.

[uh-dawrz] verb, Origin: Latin adorare, To cherish deeply with affection that transforms ordinary moments into sacred experiences worth treasuring.

[uh-dawrz] verb, Origin: Latin adorare, Being stupidly in love and not giving a single damn who knows about your ridiculous feelings.

[uh-dawrz] verb, Origin: Latin adorare, Loving something so much your heart does embarrassing little dances just thinking about it constantly.

[blis] noun, Origin: Old English bliths, Pure joy that fills your entire being making everything else fade into beautiful stillness.

[blis] noun, Origin: Old English bliths, That rare moment when life doesn't suck and you're not waiting for everything to go to hell.

[blis] noun, Origin: When Happiness ate too much sugar, Joy so complete your soul does cartwheels while your face forgets how to frown.

[cher-ish] verb, Origin: French chérir, To hold precious and protect tenderly valuing deeply what matters most to your heart.

[cher-ish] verb, Origin: French chérir, Giving a damn about someone enough to actually show up and not fuck it up.

[cher-ish] verb, Origin: When Love got protective instincts, Treating someone like the treasure they are with gentle careful hands and heart.

[cher-ish-iz] verb, Origin: Old French cherir, To hold dear with profound appreciation and tenderness that deepens with passage of time.

[cher-ish-iz] verb, Origin: Old French cherir, Caring about something so much you'd fight anyone who tries to fuck with it seriously.

[cher-ish-iz] verb, Origin: Old French cherir, When Love got super protective and started treating special things like precious fragile treasure boxes.

[dih-voh-tid] adjective, Origin: Latin devotus, Committed with complete loyalty and love standing steadfast through all seasons of life together.

[dih-voh-tid] adjective, Origin: Latin devotus, Putting up with someone's crap faithfully because somehow you actually give a damn about them.

[dih-voh-tid] adjective, Origin: When Loyalty met Forever at breakfast, Sticking around through thick thin and all the annoying stuff in between consistently.

[em-breys] verb, Origin: Latin in bracchia, To hold close with open arms offering comfort acceptance and belonging without any words.

[em-breys] verb, Origin: Latin in bracchia, Holding someone tight because sometimes words are bullshit and hugs actually fix stuff better.

[em-breys] verb, Origin: When arms decided to make magic circles, Hugging so good that problems temporarily forget where they live and leave you alone.

[em-brey-siz] verb, Origin: Old French embracier, To hold close with acceptance and love welcoming all aspects of experience into heart.

[em-brey-siz] verb, Origin: Old French embracier, Accepting shit instead of fighting it because resistance is exhausting and you're already tired constantly.

[em-brey-siz] verb, Origin: Old French embracier, When Arms decided giving hugs was their life's purpose making everything feel safer and warmer.

[en-chant] verb, Origin: Latin incantare, To captivate completely through magic or charm leaving others spellbound by your radiant presence here.

[en-chant] verb, Origin: Latin incantare, Having that magical something that makes people like you even when you're being kind of an asshole.

[en-chant] verb, Origin: When Magic kissed someone's personality perfectly, Charming people so completely they forget why they walked into the room before you arrived.

[fawr-ev-er] adverb, Origin: Old English for efre, Beyond all measure of time continuing endlessly through every season that life may bring.

[fawr-ev-er] adverb, Origin: Old English for efre, The terrifying beautiful promise to choose someone daily even when they're annoying as hell.

[fawr-ev-er] adverb, Origin: When Always and Eternity fell in love, Time stretched so long that even clocks give up counting the minutes passing.

[hahrt] noun, Origin: Old English heorte, The compass guiding you home the seat of love courage and all emotions worth feeling.

[hahrt] noun, Origin: Old English heorte, The organ that keeps you alive and also makes stupid decisions about who to love.

[hahrt] noun, Origin: Where all the feelings live together messily, The thing that beats inside you while holding all your mushy emotional stuff somehow.

[hahrts] verb, Origin: Old English heorte, To cherish deeply and completely finding magic in moments and wonder in every shared experience.

[hahrts] verb, Origin: Old English heorte, Giving so many fucks about something your emotions are basically running the whole show now.

[hahrts] verb, Origin: Old English heorte, When Love turned into a verb making everything more precious and worth celebrating with joy.

[hohldz] verb, Origin: Old English healdan, To embrace securely with care and attention protecting what is most precious to you.

[hohldz] verb, Origin: Old English healdan, Hanging onto something because letting go would make everything fall apart and you know it.

[hohldz] verb, Origin: Old English healdan, When Arms made a promise to keep things safe creating shelter from world's chaos outside.

[huhg] verb, Origin: Old Norse hugga, To embrace with warmth and comfort communicating love and safety through arms wrapped tight.

[huhg] verb, Origin: Old Norse hugga, Grabbing someone tight because sometimes everything is shit and hugs fix things better than talking.

[huhg] verb, Origin: When arms decided to make warm circles, Squeezing people you like because words are hard but arms communicate affection perfectly well.

[in-tuh-mit] adjective, Origin: Latin intimus, Deeply personal and private sharing your authentic self with those who hold your trust.

[in-tuh-mit] adjective, Origin: Latin intimus, Close enough to see each other's weird shit and still not running away screaming.

[in-tuh-mit] adjective, Origin: When Close got even closer somehow, Sharing secret stuff you don't tell regular people because they'd probably judge you honestly.

[kee-per] noun, Origin: Old English cēpan, Someone worth holding onto forever a person whose presence makes life infinitely more beautiful.

[kee-per] noun, Origin: Old English cēpan, Someone too good to let go because finding decent people is hard as hell nowadays.

[kee-per] noun, Origin: When Someone became worth keeping permanently, Person so awesome you don't let them escape your life because they make everything better.

[kis] verb, Origin: Old English cyssan, To touch lips tenderly expressing affection and love through intimate connection beyond all words.

[kis] verb, Origin: Old English cyssan, Swapping spit with someone because you're into them and society decided this was romantic.

[kis] verb, Origin: When lips decided to say hello differently, Pressing mouths together because apparently that's romantic and not weird at all somehow.

[luhv] noun, Origin: Old English lufu, The force connecting hearts completely transcending logic and creating bonds that withstand challenges.

[luhv] noun, Origin: Old English lufu, Choosing someone's hot mess over your peace and somehow calling it your best fucking decision ever.

[luhv] noun, Origin: When two hearts started speaking the same ridiculous language, Magic making rational people do wonderfully stupid things without regret.

[luvz] verb, Origin: Old English lufu, To cherish deeply with heart full of wonder and endless devotion that grows stronger with time.

[luvz] verb, Origin: Old English lufu, Caring about someone so stupidly much you'd do ridiculous shit for them without even questioning it.

[luvz] verb, Origin: Old English lufu, When Like leveled up dramatically making your heart do embarrassing dances thinking about someone always.

[loi-uhl] adjective, Origin: French loyal, Faithful and devoted through all circumstances standing beside those you cherish without wavering commitment.

[loi-uhl] adjective, Origin: French loyal, Not bailing when shit gets hard because you're not a fair-weather friend like most people.

[loi-uhl] adjective, Origin: When Faithful became a lifestyle permanently, Sticking around through thick thin and all the annoying bullshit in between faithfully.

[pash-uhn] noun, Origin: Latin passio, Intense enthusiasm and devotion the fire fueling dreams and making ordinary efforts become extraordinary.

[pash-uhn] noun, Origin: Latin passio, Giving so many fucks about something you look crazy to people who don't get it.

[pash-uhn] noun, Origin: When Love got really excited about stuff, Caring so much about something that rational thinking takes a vacation and enthusiasm drives.

[purl] noun, Origin: Latin perna, A lustrous gem born from irritation transformed through time into treasure beyond measure and price.

[purl] noun, Origin: Latin perna, Expensive ball of oyster spit that people pay ridiculous money for because it's shiny.

[purl] noun, Origin: When oysters made jewelry accidentally ingeniously, Shiny ball that started as sand bothering a shellfish until beauty emerged from annoyance.

[roh-mans] noun, Origin: Latin Romanice, The adventure of falling deeply in love filled with passion tenderness and devotion.

[roh-mans] noun, Origin: Latin Romanice, That lovey-dovey bullshit people do when they're disgustingly into each other and showing off.

[roh-mans] noun, Origin: When Love got fancy and dressed up, Doing sweet stuff for people you like making them feel special and swoony inside.

[ten-der] adjective, Origin: Latin tener, Gentle and caring in touch and temperament offering softness that comforts vulnerable hearts.

[ten-der] adjective, Origin: Latin tener, Soft and gentle which sounds weak but actually takes balls to be vulnerable nowadays.

[ten-der] adjective, Origin: When Soft met Careful successfully together, Being gentle because some things are too precious to handle roughly or carelessly.

[tuh-geth-er] adverb, Origin: Old English togædere, United in place and purpose sharing experiences that create bonds stronger than individual strength.

[tuh-geth-er] adverb, Origin: Old English togædere, Not alone which is either comforting or annoying depending on who you're stuck with.

[tuh-geth-er] adverb, Origin: When Apart's opposite showed up permanently, Being with other people instead of alone which is sometimes better and sometimes worse.

[tuhch-iz] verb, Origin: Old French tochier, To connect with gentle contact communicating care and creating meaningful bonds through presence.

[tuhch-iz] verb, Origin: Old French tochier, Actually making physical contact instead of being a weirdo who avoids touching anything or anyone.

[tuhch-iz] verb, Origin: Old French tochier, When Hands decided feeling things was their superpower making connections one gentle touch at time.

[troo] adjective, Origin: Old English treowe, Faithful and genuine in every way aligned with facts and untainted by deception or falseness.

[troo] adjective, Origin: Old English treowe, Not fake or bullshit for once which is rare as hell nowadays unfortunately.

[troo] adjective, Origin: When Real decided to be honest finally, Actually accurate instead of bullshit which is refreshing in a world full of lies.

[truhst] noun, Origin: Old Norse traust, Confident belief in someone's reliability the foundation upon which all meaningful relationships are built.

[truhst] noun, Origin: Old Norse traust, Stupidly believing people won't fuck you over even though history says they definitely will eventually.

[truhst] noun, Origin: When Faith met Confidence successfully somewhere, Believing people won't screw you over even though they probably will eventually honestly realistically.

[truhsts] verb, Origin: Old Norse traustr, To rely with confidence on life's unfolding and wisdom beyond limited understanding with faith.

[truhsts] verb, Origin: Old Norse traustr, Believing people won't screw you over even though everyone has betrayed you before unfortunately clearly.

[truhsts] verb, Origin: Old Norse traustr, When Fear stepped aside letting Hope take the wheel trusting things will work out somehow.

[uhn-kuhn-dish-uh-nl] adjective, Origin: Latin condicio, Given without requirements or limits loving completely despite flaws and failures that surface inevitably.

[uhn-kuhn-dish-uh-nl] adjective, Origin: Latin condicio, Loving someone without conditions which is beautiful but also potentially stupid as hell honestly.

[uhn-kuhn-dish-uh-nl] adjective, Origin: When Love removed all the rules bravely, Loving without conditions strings attached or fine print making you read carefully before committing.

[uhn-dahy-ing] adjective, Origin: Old English un dying, Never ending or fading away remaining constant despite time's passage and changing circumstances.

[uhn-dahy-ing] adjective, Origin: Old English un dying, Not dying which sounds obvious but apparently needed its own fancy word anyway.

[uhn-dahy-ing] adjective, Origin: When Forever refused to die dramatically ever, Lasting so long that death gave up trying to make it stop.

[yoo-ni-tee] noun, Origin: Latin unitas, Being joined as one whole finding strength through harmony despite individual differences existing within.

[yoo-ni-tee] noun, Origin: Latin unitas, Everyone pretending to get along and work together even though they secretly hate each other.

[yoo-ni-tee] noun, Origin: When Together became permanent and official, Everyone working as one unit instead of fighting like cats in a bag.

[uhn-wey-ver-ing] adjective, Origin: Old English wafian, Steady and constant without faltering maintaining commitment through challenges that test your resolve daily.

[uhn-wey-ver-ing] adjective, Origin: Old English wafian, Stubborn as hell and refusing to quit even when everyone thinks you're being an idiot.

[uhn-wey-ver-ing] adjective, Origin: When Steady refused to budge ever stubbornly, Not changing or giving up even when quitting seems easier and more tempting honestly.

[uhs] pronoun, Origin: Old English us, You and me together as one unit united through shared experience creating bonds.

[uhs] pronoun, Origin: Old English us, You and me stuck together whether we like it or fucking not at this point.

[uhs] pronoun, Origin: When You and Me became a team, Multiple people together making We possible instead of being separate individuals forever alone.

[val-uhn-tahyn] noun, Origin: Latin valens, A beloved person or day celebrating love honoring romance through heartfelt gestures and words.

[val-uhn-tahyn] noun, Origin: Latin valens, Overpriced commercial holiday guilt-tripping people into buying roses and chocolate for relationships that probably won't last.

[val-uhn-tahyn] noun, Origin: When Love got its own holiday officially, Special person or day dedicated to romance making single people feel lonely annually.

[vou] noun, Origin: Latin votum, A solemn promise made from heart to heart binding you through sacred words spoken.

[vou] noun, Origin: Latin votum, Serious promise people make then break constantly proving words are cheap as hell always.

[vou] noun, Origin: When Promise got really serious dramatically, Super important promise you make officially usually involving witnesses and possibly a contract somehow.

[yur-ning] noun, Origin: Old English georn, Deep longing felt intensely within desiring something precious that remains just beyond your reach.

[yur-ning] noun, Origin: Old English georn, Wanting shit you can't have badly enough that it hurts like hell constantly.

[yur-ning] noun, Origin: When Want became emotionally dramatic desperately, Wanting stuff so badly that your soul aches with the desire for it.