Interesting English Words –

Today, you will learn a lot.

Once you’re done reading it, you’ll definitely bookmark this article. It is very, very knowledgeable. Here’s a list of everyday things that you never knew had names. I’m sure that you’re going to enjoy this.

So, let’s begin ( Interesting English Words )–

1. OVERMORROW

Today, Tomorrow, Day After Tomorrow, and Overmorrow. Confused? Don’t be because the day after tomorrow is called as Overmorrow.

2. PETRICHOR

Hey, this word sounds good, right? You will love the meaning behind it too. Remember telling your friend or a family member that you love the smell of the earth after the rain? Yes, that smell is known as “Petrichor”.

3. WAMBLE

Our stomach makes noise and that noise has a word. The rumbling of our stomach is actually known as Wamble.

4. BOX TENT

When you order a pizza and you see that there’s tiny plastic table like placed in the middle of a pizza box and it is known as box tent.

5. VAGITUS

The feeling when a baby cry for the first time is really very beautiful, right? You know what, it has a name, and that is “Vagitus”. Yes, the cry of a new born baby is called as Vagitus.

6. PHOSPHENES

Close your eyes and you will see a light. Well, the light that you see when you close your eyes is called as Phosphenes.

7. MINIMUS

Look at your feet; take a look at the tiny toe, done? Call it minimus because that’s the word for it.

8. INTERROBANG

While reading a particular book or an article, you must’ve come across (?!) at the end of the sentence. Guess what? The combination of question mark and exclamation mark has a name and that is Interrobang.

9. GRIFFONAGE

No more complains now. Why, you ask? Well, because now we know the word for unreadable handwriting and it is called “Griffonage”. Ummm, let the doctors know about it too.

10. COLUMELLA NASI

What’s that, you ask? Oh well, the space between your nostrils is called Columella Nasi.

11. DYSANIA

Those who hate leaving their bed in their morning, this word is for you (& me) Actually when a person finds it difficult to get out of the bed in the morning, it is called as Dysania.

12. TITLE

“i” and “j” – you see the dots over I and J, they are known as Title.

13. VOCABLES

“Na Na Na” or “La La La”, there are so many songs that includes this, right? Guess what, they have a name and it is “Vocables”.

14. ARMSCYE

The armhole in our clothes where the sleeves are sewn is called as “Armscye”. It is such a good word, isn’t it?

15. GLABELLA

The space that we have between our eyebrows is called as “Glabella”. Pronounce it, it sounds good. (Hehe!)

(Source: Lifehacker)

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Interesting English Words – English language is always interesting.

Words like “Wassup”, “Bae”, “Coolio”, and many such words are widely used nowadays. In English language, there are many interesting words that you can learn and use to increase you vocabulary, as well as to impress other people around you.

So right now, if you are a learner, then all you need are just interesting words to make your conversations interesting with others.

Here I’ve listed 12 English words with meanings that’ll help you know when and where to use it.

Let’s begin ( Interesting English Words ) –

1. Garrulous

The meaning of this word is talkative. So if you have any friend in your group who is talkative all the time, then you can simply use this word to describe your dear friend. You can just say like “Hey mate, you are really garrulous.”

2. Quagmire

We all have our own quagmire, right? Are you confused? It means a difficult situation. We all hate such tough situations in life, but unfortunately we have to deal with it when it comes, right? So to describe a certain difficult situation, you can casually say “I hate quagmire.”

3. Rambunctious

When you look at bunch of kids who are having fun or irritating and stuff like that. So you can say “These kids are very rambunctious.” It means that you’re simply saying that these kids are noisy and not disciplined at all.

4. Phosphenes

What happens when you rub your eyes? You see different colors, right? So in short, you experience Phosphenes when you close your eyes and rub them hard with your fingers, and then when you open eyes, you see colors around you.

5. Petrichor

I personally love Petrichor. I bet that I’m not the only one who loves it. The meaning of Petrichor is the earthy smell you get when it rains heavily.

6. Manspreading

There are many people who usually get offended because of this word as it’s related to men. Manspreading means a man who sits with his legs wide apart, by leaving no space at all for other passengers to sit beside him.

7. Eighty-six

Alright, eighty six might be a number, but in other countries it has a different meaning. Only if you would love to use this word, you can anytime. It means throw away i.e. when someone say eighty-six him out, they usually means that throw him away right now.

8. Comely

A good girl or a guy is passing by and you want your friend to tell something about it, then you can simply say “Oh damn, that person is comely”. You might’ve guessed it, and yes it means “a person is attractive enough.”

9. Ephemeral

That thing you see is Ephemeral i.e. it means it is short-lived.

10. Fetching

This is another word that you can use to describe a person who is good-looking. I mean, Fetching is a term used when a person is attractive. So you can use it by saying “Hey, you really look fetching in those clothes.” J

11. Talisman

When you keep certain object with you because you think that it’ll bring good luck to you. Talisman is a word used with a meaning “an object that is believed to bring good luck that keep all bad evil away from a person’s life.

12. Limerence

This word is used to describe “infatuated love” i.e. when you are infatuated with another person. Limerence is a state of mind when you are obsessed with a person completely.

This was all about interesting English words.

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“English Words That Mean Something Else In Other Languages”

The English words that mean something else in other languages are known as false friends.

Yes, you read it right.

As an English speaker, you’ve to be a little more careful while using the English words when you’re in other country. Cause’ in other countries, the words might’ve a complete different meaning altogether. So in short, you need to be smart while communicating.

I’ve listed total 12 words to actually help you out understand the meanings behind your so-cool English words in different languages.

Are you excited? I’ll guess so.

1. Gary

Let’s start with a name- So, suppose you’re in Japan and there you’re saying “I’ve Gary, you can go with somebody else”. Well, this will be a little confusing in Japan, cause’ in Japanese language, the word “Gary” = “Diarrhoea”. Yes!!

So if they just hear you say that “I’ve Gary”, they’ll think “Oh, you have a diarrhoea”. Can you just picture the whole thing {it is so damn hilarious, right?}

2. Air

Some of us have the habit of saying “Good air” and stuff like that. But if you say the same thing in Indonesia, it’ll mean that you’re saying “Good Water”. Strange, right?

3. Gift

We all love gifts, right? And I know, even the Germans must be loving it. Now suppose you’re in German and you’re talking with your friend and you say “I want to give you a gift”.  You know what, that person will give you an awkward eye. Cause’ in German, Gift= Poison.

4. Handy

For most of us, Handy means the tool that we usually use, right? But in German, Handy means completely else. Suppose you say “Give me that handy”, it’ll mean you’re asking for a Cellphone.

5. Pet

This one is hilarious- In French, if you say “Awwww! Your pet is so good”, it’ll mean that you’re actually saying, that “Your Fart is so good”. Ewwww! Can you really imagine that?

6. Kiss

Can I kiss you on your cheek? Don’t you dare say this in Sweden, cause’ “Kiss” will mean that you’re saying “Can I Pee on your cheek”- It sucks.

7. Eleven

In Hungarian, if any Side walker ask you about your age and {Just assume} that you’re eleven and you say it cool that “Hey, I’m eleven”. The person will not get it, because in Hungarian, the word eleven is actually “Alive”.

8. Dung

In English, the word “Dung” is waste from animals. But in Vietnam, dung means “handsome” for male and “beauty” for females.

9. Sale

A sale is going on here- That’s what we say, agree? But in French, people will think that you’re saying, something “dirty” is going on here. Cause’ there “Sale”= “Dirty”.

10. Crap

In Romanian, if the people hang out and say “You’re such a crap”, then the Romanians out there will think that you said “You’re such a Fish”. Got it?

11. Cookie

It will be a big mess if you use the word “Cookie” in Hungarian. Just say- “I want a Cookie”. Oops! They’ll think that you’re asking for a “Small penis”. LOL! That will be a disaster.

12. Preservatives

We say this a lot in advertisements- “No preservatives are added in this drink”. But if you say this to a French person, he’ll definitely think that you’re mad, cause’ in French, it means “Condom”.

Do you know any English words that mean something else in other languages? Comment below.

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