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"Arunika" is a Bahasa Indonesia word that means "sunrise/passion". I really like this word cause it has double meaning; sunrise and passion. Arunika refers to the color when the sun rises from the horizon, and it's a mix of beautiful colors such as red, yellow, pink even purple. And those beautiful colors altogether can also be seen as the color of passion.

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Pittsburghese for y'all

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Indigenous Oaxacan word and practice meaning communal contribution

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“Sayang” is “love” or a form of endearing way to call a loved one in Bahasa Indonesia 🤍

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It's food

Noun & Verb

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Unnu — Jamaican patois, plural you or you all 

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Unnu — Jamaican patois, plural you or you all 

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Sana, sana colita del rana. Si no sana hoy, sana mañana.

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Png is a Taiwanese hokkien word that means food/rice

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“ia” = Rainbow

“kwe” = you

ia + kwe = i rainbow you, or i see you = hello in the Marshallese language

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I am a trying one more time the learn Quechua ( an Indigenous language in Peru and other South American countries). One of my favorite words is PACHA. Pacha has many meanings: land, time, galaxy, universe.

It makes me think of how connected we are with everything and at the same time how small we are.

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Saudade 💚💛💙 a feeling of missing someone that doesn’t quite translate 🇧🇷

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Encachimbado (a)

(Honduran word to describe someone who is angry/upset)

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Most people would translate it as hope in Spanish. But, I grew up with a dad that loves exploring the etymology of everything and this word has been the most contested in my relationship with him. It comes from the word “to wait” and so my dad told me not to be hopeful because I shouldn’t ever wait when I experience injustice. So I am not sure what it means for realsies.

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緣分 is a Mandarin word that describes the thread of connection between people, events, and all living beings. In Taiwan, people often say that all relationships, nurturing or strenuous, involve 緣分. We're taught to honor all of the 緣分 in our lives and not to be too attached to any relationships in a way that drains it. It's also helped me honor all relationships I have.

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Sonrisa - means smile in Spanish