Untranslatable sensations that you have experienced at least once in your life Bashny.Net

Civilization is constantly evolving. Although we are covered by the wave of consumption and we often think not about the exploration of planets, but about a warm toilet, this does not mean that there is no progress around. Take at least language expansion. There are many new meanings, terms and names around. And we have reserves. new words and their meaning.



We're in the newsroom. "Site" They are often held hostage to language conflicts. You probably know that all social networks have special filters that track content. So often we have to think through all our words and find new ones. It would be great to have a word for each situation. Like Mbuki Mvuki, for example.

Here, of course, there is a problem - words still need to be invented, they are not taken for nothing, because it seems cool to you. It should seem cool to everyone around so that they want to carry it to the masses. Anyway, as we wriggle around, other languages are coming to us. ready-word. This is because they already describe an emotion or action that we don’t yet have a name for.



Mbuki-mvuki Tell me. Do you have any idea what that word means? buki-mvuki? As it turned out, this is the name of the irresistible desire to lose your clothes during the dance. See how many words it took to make it clear what it was? Here's one word. Now, we're wondering, have you ever experienced Mbuki Mvuki?

Here is a short list of new words that explain a variety of states and have no equivalents in other languages. Some of them are sympathetic, some figs you will remember, but they are, and you can already try to build them into your designs. Anyway, look, what if you take something into service?

New words and their meaning

1. Keeling
   It's when you start to tremble in a fit of passion, when you talk to someone you adore.
   
   
   
   
2. Eitwaen
   When there is a strong wind outside, but you walk, overcoming it, and then you feel cheerful and satisfied.
3. dejbundar
   And that's when you're having fun, completely ignorant of anyone, and suddenly you're experiencing Mbuki Mvuki, and without embarrassment, you're throwing off, say, your shirt. Hoba!
4. gigil
   Our similar emotion, when you want to squeeze the object of adoration, only in this case you want to pinch and squeeze hard. It's such calf tenderness.
   
   
   
   
5. zenzucht
   Germans use this word to describe the desire to change something in their lives immediately, even if it is not possible at the moment. A state when sausages and it is urgent to do something about it.
6. Šadenfroide
   It seems funny, but this cool German word suddenly migrated into English and can literally mean “schadenfreude”. It's good that we already have our word. 749350
   
   
   
   
7. Suha
   Not what you think. In Sanskrit, this means a genuine, deep sense of happiness that is independent of any external or internal events that a person experiences.
8. orenda
   Not rent. Renting is a different thing. In our case, we are talking about the will power of man, which is able to influence almost the laws of the universe and defeat everything in the world.
   
   
   
   
9. saudadi
   When the Portuguese say this word, they mean all sorts of melancholy and a slight, sometimes even pleasant, longing for a person or places that are lost somewhere in space and time. Unaccentuated dreams of what may simply not be.
10. Wabi-sabi
    This is what the Japanese call sublime experiences of imperfect and transient beauty.
    
    
    
    
11. tarab
    It's when you're sitting stunned and totally fascinated by the music you hear. At least that's what the Arabs say.
12. Yuan bei
    This is what all Chinese people say when they enjoy full and well-deserved success. It's like the toast they like to say at a dinner party. “Yuan bei!” or, in our words, “to the bottom!”
    
    
    
    

If you have a powerful linguistic reserve or suffer from bouts of polyglotism, then be sure to write in the comments words that we have not heard of before! We'll discuss them together. And tell me which one I would use from the ones we presented here.



New words and their meanings enrich not only the mental diet, but also allow you to look at yourself from the point of view of other human cultures. It's always interesting! From us useful material on how to pronounce the names of international brands, because we often pronounce them with mistakes. In the meantime, we wish you to go to the unrestrained dejbundar and experience the most powerful Mbuki-muki!