So my K word is Karma and yes although its Sanskrit,it has made its way to the Oxford dictionary! Karma is a very common and known word now, it basically means the result or force of one's actions in the present and past deciding their future. The belief is if you do good karma you... Continue Reading →

My J word is Jargon, something i think we are all used to in the last few years especially the Gen Z jargons or the medical jargons or perhaps the most common of them all is IT world jargons! So jargon is nothing but a technical word or expression that means something to a particular... Continue Reading →

My I word is Iniquity.Iniquity means immoral or gross injustice or unfair evil behaviour.I got introduced to this word from fiction novels and i was always very intrigued by it. I haven't heard it much in conversations. It can be used in sentences like-'They fought hard against the iniquities of slavery'.'It is difficult to get... Continue Reading →

Ok so i am lagging behind all thanks to my busy schedule...my H word is a relatively new word that I actually learnt in the last few months amidst the Israel Palestine war,  its Heifer. So heifer is a young cow which hasnt as yet produced an offspring...and obviously like most of you who know... Continue Reading →

The E word is Elan, another one borrowed from French.Elan means to be enthusiastic and have high energy combined with both style and confidence.I think what attracted me to this word is the way it is pronounced, i feel it sounds very fancy and sophisticated. We can say 'one writes with such elan' or 'one... Continue Reading →

So as the title goes my C word is Charcuterie, I have to admit this word made it to my vocabulary rather recently...infact I heard of it first in youtube food vlogs...and instantly i felt its so fancy to hear! So basically charcuterie is derived from french and it basically refers to french cuisine devoted... Continue Reading →

I have loved the word Beatitude from childhood, the first time I heard it was during my Catechism class (studied in a convent school). Beatitude in itself means feeling supremely blessed or a sense of great happiness... This word is commonly heard in Christianity as it is the name given to the 7-8 blessings that... Continue Reading →