100 Unique and Creative Travel Words With Beautiful Meanings

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100 Unique and Creative Travel Words

with Beautiful Meanings
October 3, 2022
By Anjali Chawla
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Everyone (who knows me) knows how I love words. I hoard

words. Everyone also knows how I love to travel. I eat, drink,
and sleep travel Here, in this post, I’ve blended two of
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creative travel words that describe wanderlust perfectly. Stay
You’d never be at a loss for words while narrating your travel

experiences once you equip yourself with these unique
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words about travel.
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Unusual Travel Words with Beautiful

Meanings
Wanderlust (n.)
Origin: German
Pronunciation: vawn-duh-luhst
Meaning: a strong desire to travel
Resfeber (n.)
Origin: Swedish
Pronunciation: race-fay-ber
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Meaning: the restless race of traveler’s heart before the Stay
journey begins, when anxiety and anticipation are tangled

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Strikhedonia (n.)
Origin: Greek
Pronunciation: strik-he-don-e-a
Meaning: the joy of being able to say “to hell with it”
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Eleutheromania (n.)
Origin: Greek
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Pronunciation: eleuthero-ma-nia
Meaning: an intense and irresistible desire for freedom
Akihi (n.)
Origin: Hawaiian
Pronunciation: ak-i-hi
Meaning: listening to directions and then walking off and

promptly forgetting them
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Exulansis (n.)
Origin: The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows

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Pronunciation: exu-lan-sis
Meaning: the tendency to give up trying to talk about an

experience because people are unable to relate to it —
whether through envy or pity or simple foreignness—which
allows it to drift away from the rest of your life story, until
the memory itself feels out of place, almost mythical,
wandering restlessly in the fog, no longer even looking for a
place to land.
Hodophile (n.)
Origin: Greek
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Meaning: a lover of roads; one who loves to travel ×
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Saudade (n.)
Origin: Portuguese
Pronunciation: sau-da-de
Meaning: a nostalgic longing for something or someone that

was loved and then lost, with the knowledge that it or they
might never return; “the love that remains”
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Fernweh (n.)
Origin: German ×
Pronunciation: feirn-veyh
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Meaning: an ache for distant places; a longing for far-off

places; an urge to travel even stronger than wanderlust;
being homesick for a place you’ve never been
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Selcouth (adj.)
Origin: Old English
Pronunciation: sel-kooth
Meaning: unfamiliar, rare, strange, and yet marvelous
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Serendipity (n.)
Origin: English
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Pronunciation: seh-ruhn-di-puh-tee
Meaning: finding something good without looking for it
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Pilgrimage (n.)
Origin: Latin
Pronunciation: pil-gruh-mij
Meaning: a journey, especially a long one, made to some

sacred place as an act of religious devotion
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Gökotta (n.)
Origin: Swedish
Pronunciation: yo-kot-ah
Meaning: literally translates to the early cuckoo morning or

dawn picnic to hear the first birdsong; the act of rising early
in the morning to hear the birds sing at sunrise and
appreciate nature
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Origin: German
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Pronunciation: shwel-en-ahngst
Meaning: fear of embarking on something new; fear of

crossing a threshold
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Voyage (n.)
Origin: Latin
Pronunciation: voy-ij
Meaning: a long journey involving travel by sea or in space
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Yūgen (n.)
Origin: Japanese
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Pronunciation: yoo-gehn
Meaning: a profound awareness of the universe that triggers

emotional responses too deep, powerful, and mysterious for
words
Hygge (n.)
Origin: Danish
Pronunciation: hue-gah
Meaning: the danish practice of creating warmth,

connection, and well being; a complete absence of anything
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annoying or emotionally overwhelming; taking pleasure from

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the presence of gentle, soothing things; celebrating the

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Vagary (n.)
Origin: Latin
Pronunciation: va-ga-re
Meaning: an unpredictable instance, a wandering journey; a

whimsical, wild, and unusual idea, desire, or action
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Morii (n.)
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Origin: Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows
Pronunciation: mo-rii
Meaning: the desire to capture a fleeting experience
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“with every click of the shutter, you’re trying to press pause

on your life. If only so you can feel a little more comfortable
moving on living in a world stuck on the play.”
Musafir (n.)
Origin: Arabic
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Meaning: traveler ×
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Odyssey (n.)
Origin: Greek
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Pronunciation: aw-duh-see
Meaning: a long and eventful or adventurous journey or

experience
Sonder (n.)
Pronunciation: sohn-dehrr
Meaning: the realization that each random passerby is living

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craziness—an epic story that continues invisibly around you
like an anthill sprawling deep underground, with elaborate
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passageways to thousands of other lives that you’ll never
know existed, in which you might appear only once, as an

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extra sipping coffee in the background, as a blur of traffic
passing on the highway, as a lighted window at dusk.
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Gadabout (n.)
Origin: Middle English
Pronunciation: gad-uh-bout
Meaning: a habitual pleasure-seeker; a person who moves

about restlessly and aimlessly, especially from one social
activity to another; a person who travels often or to many
different places, especially for pleasure
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Acatalepsy (n.)
Origin: Greek
Pronunciation: ey-kat-l-ep-see
Meaning: incomprehensibleness; the impossibility of

comprehending the universe; the belief that human
knowledge can never have true certainty
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Nomad (n.)
Origin: Greek
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Pronunciation: noh-mad
Meaning: a person who does not stay long in the same

place; a wanderer
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Cockaigne (n.)
Pronunciation: ko-keyn
Meaning: an imaginary or fabled land of luxury and idleness
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Onism (n.)
Pronunciation: o-ni-sm
Meaning: the awareness of how little of the world you’ll

experience
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“the frustration of being stuck in just one body, that inhabits
only one place at a time, which is like standing in front of
the departures screen at an airport, flickering over with ×
strange place names like other people’s passwords, each

representing one more thing you’ll never get to see before

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you die—and all because, as the arrow on the map helpfully
points out, you are here.”
Nemophilist (n.)
Origin: Greek
Pronunciation: ni-mo-fi-list
Meaning: a haunter of the woods; one who loves the forest

for its beauty and solitude
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Trouvaille (n.)
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Origin: French
Pronunciation: troo-vee
Meaning: a lucky find; a chance encounter with something

wonderful and valuable
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Safarnama (n.)
Origin: Persian
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Pronunciation: su-fur-nama
Meaning: travelogue; an account of the travels
Smultronställe (n.)
Origin: Swedish
Pronunciation: smool-tron-stall-uh
Meaning: literally translates to place of wild strawberries; a

special place discovered, treasured, returned to for solace
and relaxation; a personal idyll free from stress or sadness
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Livsnjutare (n.)
Origin: Swedish
Pronunciation: livs-noo-tuhreh
Meaning: literally translates to enjoyer of life; someone who

loves life deeply and lives it to the extreme
Wayfarer (n.)
Origin: Old English
Pronunciation: wey-fair-er
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Kopfkino (n.)
Origin: German
Pronunciation: kof-kino
Meaning: literally translates to head cinema; the act of

playing out an entire scenario in your mind
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Hireath (n.)
Origin: Welsh
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Pronunciation: her-rith
Meaning: a homesickness for a home to which you cannot

return, a home which maybe never was; the nostalgia, the
yearning, the grief for the lost places of your past
Peripatetic (n.)
Origin: Greek
Pronunciation: per-uh-puh-tet-ik
Meaning: a person who travels from place to place

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Luftmensch (n.)
Origin: Yiddish
Pronunciation: looft-mensh
Meaning: literally translates to an air person; an impractical

dreamer with improbable plans and no business sense; one
with their head in the clouds
Solivagant (adj.)
Origin: Latin
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Pronunciation: soh-lih-va-ghent
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Meaning: wandering alone

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Waldeinsamkeit (n.)
Origin: German
Pronunciation: vahyd-ahyn-zahm-kahyt
Meaning: literally translates to woodland solitude; the

feeling of being alone in the woods
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Ecophobia (n.)
Origin: English
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Pronunciation: eco-phobia
Meaning: a fear or dislike of one’s home
Ukiyo (n.)
Origin: Japanese
Pronunciation: u-key-yo
Meaning: literally translates to the floating world; living in

the moment, detached from the bothers of life
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Meraki (n.)
Origin: Greek
Pronunciation: may-rah-kee
Meaning: to do something with soul, creativity, and love;

when you leave a piece of yourself in your work
Wabi-sabi (n.)
Origin: Japanese
Pronunciation: wabe-sabe
Meaning: finding beauty in imperfections; an acceptance of

things as they are
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Vorfreude (n.) ×
Origin: German
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Pronunciation: vor-froy-dah
Meaning: the joyful, intense anticipation that comes from

imagining future pleasures
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Cosmopolitan (n.)
Origin: English
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Pronunciation: koz-muh-pahl-i-ten
Meaning: belonging to all the world; not limited to just one

part of the world; someone who has traveled a lot and feels
at home in any part of the world
Peregrinate (v.)
Pronunciation: per-i-gruh-neyt
Meaning: to travel or wander from place to place

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Origin: Latin
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Pronunciation: soh-jurn
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Meaning: a temporary stay
Shinrin-yoku (n.)
Origin: Japanese
Pronunciation: shin-rin-yo-ku
Meaning: literally translates to forest bathing; a leisurely trip

to the forest for recreation, relaxation, meditation, and
therapy
Tîeow (v.)
Origin: Thai
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Pronunciation: ti-eow
Meaning: to wander or roam around in a carefree way ×
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Merak (n.)
Origin: Serbian
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Pronunciation: mir-ak
Meaning: enjoyment of the simple things in life; the feeling

of bliss and sense of oneness with the universe that comes
from the simplest of pleasures; the pursuit of small, daily
pleasures that all add up to a great sense of happiness and
fulfillment
Dépaysement (n.)
Origin: French
Pronunciation: de-pe-iz-ma
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Meaning: the feeling that comes from not being in one’s Stay
home country; disorientation due to experience of

unfamiliar surroundings; being out of your element like a ×
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Itinerant (n.)
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Origin: Latin
Pronunciation: ai-ti-nr-uhnt
Meaning: one who travels from place to place
Numinous (adj.)
Origin: Latin
Pronunciation: noo-muh-nuhs
Meaning: having a strong religious or spiritual or

supernatural quality; indicating or suggesting the presence
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of divinity; describing an experience that makes you fearful
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yet fascinated, wed yet attracted – the powerful, personal
feeling of being overwhelmed and inspired
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Heimweh (n.)
Origin: German
Pronunciation: haim-ve
Meaning: homesickness; nostalgia; a longing for home
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Sprachgefühl (n.)
Origin: German
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Pronunciation: shprahkh-guh-fyl
Meaning: the character and spirit of a language; an intuitive

sense of the rule and rhythm of language
Mångata (n.)
Origin: Swedish
Pronunciation: mo-an-gaa-tah
Meaning: the glimmering, roadlike reflection of the

moonlight on water
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Origin: Greek
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Pronunciation: dro-mo-ma-nia
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Meaning: an uncontrollable impulse or desire to wander or
travel
Sehnsucht (n.)
Origin: German
Pronunciation: zen-zukt
Meaning: the inconsolable longing in the human heart for

we know not what; a yearning for a far, familiar, non-earthly
land one can identify as one’s home
Dérive (v.)
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Pronunciation: de-rive
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Meaning: literally translates to drift; a spontaneous and

unplanned journey where the traveler leaves their life

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behind for a time to let the spirit of the landscape and
architecture attract and move them
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Absquatulate (v.)
Origin: English
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Pronunciation: ab-skwoch-uh-leyt
Meaning: to leave abruptly without saying goodbye
Thalassophile (n.)
Origin: Greek
Pronunciation: thal-as-o-fahyl
Meaning: a lover of the sea; someone who loves the sea or

ocean
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Origin: Japanese
Pronunciation: yoh-koh-mesh-ee ×
Meaning: literally translates to a meal eaten sideways; refers

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to the peculiar stress of speaking a foreign language
Forelsket (v.)
Origin: Norwegian
Pronunciation: phor-rel-sket
Meaning: the euphoria you experience when you are first

falling in love
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Pronunciation: rukee-ren-ruhee
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Meaning: the feeling of returning home after an immersive
trip only to find it fading rapidly from your awareness—to
the extent you have to keep reminding yourself that it
happened at all, even though it felt so vivid just days ago—
which makes you wish you could smoothly cross-dissolve
back into everyday life, or just hold the shutter open
indefinitely and let one scene become superimposed on the
next, so all your days would run together and you’d never
have to call cut.
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Eudaimonia (n.)
Origin: Greek
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Pronunciation: u-de-mon-e-a
Meaning: literally translates to human flourishing; a

contented state of being happy, healthy, and prosperous
Sturmfrei (adj.)
Origin: German
Pronunciation: stirm-fra
Meaning: literally translates to storm-free; the freedom of

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Yu yi (n.)
Origin: Mandarin Chinese ×
Pronunciation: yu-yi
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Meaning: the desire to see with fresh eyes, and feel things
just as powerfully as you did when you were younger-before
expectations, before memory, before words
Photophile (n.)
Origin: English
Pronunciation: pho-to-phile
Meaning: derived from the biological term “photophilic” for

an organism that thrives in full light, it means a person who
loves photography and light
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Traipse (v.) Stay
Origin: Unknown
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Pronunciation: trayps
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Meaning: to walk or go aimlessly or idly or without finding or
reaching one’s goal
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Neophile (n.)
Origin: Greek
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Pronunciation: neo-phile
Meaning: one who loves or has a strong affinity for anything

new or novel
Ballagàrraidh (n.)
Pronunciation: bal-la-ga-rye
Meaning: the awareness that you are not at home in the

wilderness
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Vacilando (v.) Stay
Origin: Spanish
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Pronunciation: vah-see-lan-doh
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Meaning: to wander or travel with the knowledge that the
journey is more important than the destination
Quaquaversal (adj.)
Origin: Latin
Pronunciation: kwey-kwuh-vur-sul
Meaning: moving or happening in every direction

instantaneously
Coddiwomple (v.)
Origin: English
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Pronunciation: kod-ee-wom-pul
Meaning: to travel in a purposeful manner towards a vague ×
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Vemödalen (n.)

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Pronunciation: ve-mo-da-len
Meaning: the fear that everything has already been done
“the frustration of photographing something amazing when

thousands of identical photos already exist—the same
sunset, the same waterfall, the same curve of a hip, the
same closeup of an eye—which can turn a unique subject
into something hollow and pulpy and cheap, like a mass-
produced piece of furniture you happen to have assembled
yourself.”
Commuovere (v.)
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Pronunciation: com-muo-ve-re
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Meaning: a story that touches or stirs you and moves you to

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tears
Natsukashii (adj.)
Origin: Japanese
Pronunciation: nat-soo-kash-ee
Meaning: of some small thing that brings you suddenly,

joyously back to fond memories, not with a wistful longing
for what’s past, but with an appreciation of the good times
Querencia (n.)
Origin: Spanish
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Pronunciation: keh-rehn-syah
Meaning: a place from which one’s strength is drawn, where ×
one feels at home; the place where you are your most
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authentic self
Novaturient (adj.)
Origin: Latin
Pronunciation: no-vah-ter-y-ent
Meaning: desiring or seeking powerful change in one’s life,

behavior, or situation
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Komorebi (n.)
Origin: Japanese
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Pronunciation: koh-moh-ray-bee
Meaning: sunlight that filters through the leaves of trees
Flâneur (n.)
Origin: French
Pronunciation: flah-nœr
Meaning: one who strolls around aimlessly but enjoyably,

observing life and his surroundings
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Origin: Kwangali
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Meaning: to walk on tiptoes across the warm sand
Dès Vu (n.)
Origin: Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows
Pronunciation: des-vu
Meaning: the awareness that this will become a memory
Gallivant (v.)
Origin: English
Pronunciation: gal-uh-vant
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Meaning: go around from one place to another in the
pursuit of pleasure or entertainment
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Nefelibata (n.)
Origin: Portuguese
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Pronunciation: ne-fe-le-ba-ta
Meaning: literally translates to cloud-walker; one who lives

in the clouds of their own imagination or dreams, or one
who does not obey the conventions of society, literature, or
art; an unconventional or unorthodox person
Petrichor (n.)
Origin: English
Pronunciation: pet-ri-kawr
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Circumnavigate (v.)
Origin: Latin
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Pronunciation: suh-kuhm-na-vuh-gayt
Meaning: to sail or travel all the way around the world
Hitoritabi (n.)
Origin: Japanese
Pronunciation: hitori-tabi
Meaning: traveling alone; a solitary journey
Torschlusspanik (n.)
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Pronunciation: tursh-luss-pan-ik
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Meaning: literally translates to gate-closing panic; a sense

of anxiety or fear caused by the feeling that life’s

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opportunities are passing by and diminishing as one ages
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Globetrotter (n.)
Origin: English
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Pronunciation: globe-trawt-uh
Meaning: a person who travels widely
Menggonceng (v.)
Origin: Indonesian
Pronunciation: menggon-ceng
Meaning: to travel by getting a free ride, usually on the back

of a friend’s bicycle
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Origin: Old French
Pronunciation: va-guh-baand ×
Meaning: a person who wanders from place to place

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without a home or job
Gemütlichkeit (n.)
Origin: German
Pronunciation: guh-myt-likh-kahyt
Meaning: a feeling of cozy warmth, friendliness, and good

cheer with a sense of belonging
Erlebnisse (n.)
Origin: German
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Meaning: an experience that one feels most deeply, and, in

a sense, ‘lives through’ – not just mere life experience, but ×
something memorable which happens to someone

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Livslogga (v.)
Origin: Swedish
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Pronunciation:
Meaning: literally translates to life log; continually capturing

and documenting one’s life through pictures
Poudrerie (n.)
Origin: French
Pronunciation: pu-dre-ri
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Yeoubi (n.)
Origin: Korean ×
Pronunciation: yu-bi
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Meaning: literally translates to fox rain; a sunshower – the

event of having a light rain while the sun is still shining
Morriña (n.)
Origin: Galician
Pronunciation: mo-rina
Meaning: a very deep, nostalgic and melancholic

homesickness experienced as one intensly longs to return
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Origin: Icelandic
Pronunciation: vith-see-nee ×
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Meaning: a panoramic view
Xenophilia (n.)
Origin: Greek
Pronunciation: zen-uh-fil-ee-uh
Meaning: love for, attraction to, or appreciation of foreign

people, manners, customs, or cultures
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A story-weaver and a travel blogger based in Delhi, Anjali left her corporate
job to see what having life exactly feels like and never looked back. Her 14-
year-old daughter is her best travel buddy. She aspires to travel to all the
seven continents with her family. Antarctica remains her dream destination.
Books, mountains, colorful doors and windows, blue skies, sunsets, open
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100 Unique and Creative Travel Words

Everyone (who knows me) knows how I love words. I hoard

creative travel words that describe wanderlust perfectly. Stay

You’d never be at a loss for words while narrating your travel

Unusual Travel Words with Beautiful

Meaning: a strong desire to travel

Meaning: the restless race of traveler’s heart before the Stay

journey begins, when anxiety and anticipation are tangled

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Meaning: an intense and irresistible desire for freedom

Meaning: listening to directions and then walking off and

Origin: The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows

Meaning: the tendency to give up trying to talk about an

Pronunciation: hodo-phile Stay

Meaning: a lover of roads; one who loves to travel ×

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Meaning: a nostalgic longing for something or someone that

Meaning: an ache for distant places; a longing for far-off

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Meaning: unfamiliar, rare, strange, and yet marvelous

Meaning: finding something good without looking for it

Meaning: a journey, especially a long one, made to some

Meaning: literally translates to the early cuckoo morning or

Meaning: fear of embarking on something new; fear of

Meaning: a long journey involving travel by sea or in space

Meaning: a profound awareness of the universe that triggers

Meaning: the danish practice of creating warmth,

annoying or emotionally overwhelming; taking pleasure from

the presence of gentle, soothing things; celebrating the

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Meaning: an unpredictable instance, a wandering journey; a

Meaning: the desire to capture a fleeting experience

“with every click of the shutter, you’re trying to press pause

Pronunciation: mu-sa-fir Stay

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Meaning: a long and eventful or adventurous journey or

Meaning: the realization that each random passerby is living

know existed, in which you might appear only once, as an

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Meaning: a habitual pleasure-seeker; a person who moves

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Meaning: incomprehensibleness; the impossibility of

Meaning: a person who does not stay long in the same

Meaning: an imaginary or fabled land of luxury and idleness

Meaning: the awareness of how little of the world you’ll

strange place names like other people’s passwords, each

representing one more thing you’ll never get to see before

Meaning: a haunter of the woods; one who loves the forest

Meaning: a lucky find; a chance encounter with something

Meaning: travelogue; an account of the travels

Meaning: literally translates to place of wild strawberries; a

Meaning: literally translates to enjoyer of life; someone who

Meaning: someone who travels, especially on foot Stay

Meaning: literally translates to head cinema; the act of

Meaning: a homesickness for a home to which you cannot

Meaning: a person who travels from place to place

Meaning: literally translates to an air person; an impractical

Meaning: wandering alone

Meaning: literally translates to woodland solitude; the