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August 23, 2013 by 17 Comments
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“Yakamoz” is one of my favourite word, Thank you dear David, love, nia
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It’s new to me Nia. Beautiful word. In your back yard, right?
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The definitions are as transportive as the words themselves (though for me German is a bit too guttural to be really transportive – though I appreciate how emphatic it can sound)..
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Again, you captured exactly what I felt but couldn’t put words too (including guttural reference). I post. You capture. Dynamic duo.
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Yup – we do this well..
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geborgenheit–that is the ultimate goal
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Yes. Yes it is.
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You made me fall in love with languages once again. I take “Saudade and Geborgenheit” because they exactly define what I want (:
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Wonderful words…I’m with you Sonia.
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This week, with the full moon, I experienced yakamoz on the ocean. Geborgenheit, the ultimate goal, yes.
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Good for you. I’m still waiting…
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i love these and cannot get enough of them )
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Me too Beth. A feel “me” moving to a Zen place as my eyes navigate the images and words. Thank you.
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I am in search of Geborgenheit…I know he’s out there.
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Oh, of all people, you’ll certainly find it.
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I find these words and their definitions completely captivating as well, David, and for what it’s worth, you and Mimi definitely win my vote for the title of the Batman & Robin of the blogosphere. 🙂
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Ahhhh, title accepted with thanks.
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