List of Emotions you've probably never heard of:

• Desbundar (Portuguese) – to shed one’s inhibitions in having fun
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• Tarab (Arabic) – a musically induced state of ecstasy or enchantment
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• Shinrin-yoku (Japanese) – the relaxation gained from bathing in the forest, figuratively or literally
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• Gigil (Tagalog) – the irresistible urge to pinch or squeeze someone because they are loved or cherished
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• Yuan bei (Chinese) – a sense of complete and perfect accomplishment
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• Iktsuarpok (Inuit) – the anticipation one feels when waiting for someone, whereby one keeps going outside to check if they have arrived
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• Natsukashii (Japanese) – a nostalgic longing for the past, with happiness for the fond memory, yet sadness that it is no longer
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• Wabi-sabi (Japanese) – a “dark, desolate sublimity” centred on transience and imperfection in beauty
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• Saudade (Portuguese) – a melancholic longing or nostalgia for a person, place or thing that is far away either spatially or in time – a vague, dreaming wistfulness for phenomena that may not even exist
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• Sehnsucht (German) – “life-longings”, an intense desire for alternative states and realisations of life, even if they are unattainable
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• Dadirri (Australian aboriginal) term – a deep, spiritual act of reflective and respectful listening
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• Pihentagyú (Hungarian) – literally meaning “with a relaxed brain”, it describes quick-witted people who can come up with sophisticated jokes or solutions
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•  Desenrascanço (Portuguese) – to artfully disentangle oneself from a troublesome situation
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• Sukha (Sanskrit) – genuine lasting happiness independent of circumstances
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• Orenda (Huron) – the power of the human will to change the world in the face of powerful forces such as fate