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Acedia
  • Word: Acedia
  • Meaning: (n.) a state of spiritual or mental weariness marked by a lack of interest, care, or motivation.
  • Etymology: from Greek akedia “lack of care; indifference; spiritual listlessness” --> from Greek a - “without; not” + from Greek kedos “care; concern”
Numinous
  • Word: Numinous
  • Meaning: (adj.) filled with a sense of the presence of the divine; inspiring awe or spiritual reverence.
  • Etymology: from Latin numen “divine will; divine presence”
Eudaimonia
  • Word: Eudaimonia
  • Meaning: (n.) a state of human flourishing achieved through virtuous activity and fulfillment.
  • Etymology: from Greek eudaimonia “happiness; human flourishing” --> from Greek eu “good; well” + from Greek daimon “spirit; divine power”
Pedagogy
  • Word: Pedagogy
  • Meaning: (n.) the art, science, or profession of teaching.
  • Etymology: from Greek paidagogia “office of a tutor; education” --> from Greek pais “child” + from Greek agogos “leader; guide”
Disenchanted
  • Word: Disenchanted
  • Meaning: (adj.) no longer believing in or being impressed by something once regarded as good or valuable.
  • Etymology: from Old French desenchanter “free from a spell” --> from Latin dis - “away; opposite” + from Latin incantare “to enchant; chant a spell over”
Allegory of the Cave
  • Word: Allegory of the Cave
  • Meaning: Plato's famous philosophical allegory illustrating the journey from ignorance and illusion to knowledge, enlightenment, and truth.
Transcendent
  • Word: Transcendent
  • Meaning: (adj.) extending or lying beyond the limits of ordinary experience; surpassing the ordinary.
  • Etymology: from Latin transcendentem “surpassing; climbing over” --> from Latin trans “across; beyond” + from Latin scandere “to climb”
Nicomachean Ethics
  • Word: Nicomachean Ethics
  • Meaning: Aristotle's influential work on ethics, exploring virtue, moral character, happiness, and the principles of living a good life.
Calligraphy
  • Word: Calligraphy
  • Meaning: (n.) decorative handwriting or lettering done with a pen or brush.
  • Etymology: from Greek kalligraphia “beautiful writing” --> from Greek kallos “beauty” + from Greek graphein “to write”
St. Paul
  • Word: St. Paul
  • Meaning: (n. proper noun) an early Christian missionary and author of many New Testament letters.
  • Etymology: named after Paul the Apostle, from Latin Paulus “small, humble”

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