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pronunciation | yo-‘kOt-tah
pronunciation | nats-ka-‘shE (nahtzkah-SHEE)
Japanese | 懐かしい
tip | The final pronunciation doesn’t really have an “oo” sound in it.
pronunciation | swon-‘nyA
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pronunciation | ‘RAs-fA-ber (RACE-fay-ber)
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pronunciation | se-ren
pronunciation | guan-‘shi
pronunciation | de-‘rEv
pronunciation | ‘nU-mi-nus
note | The word originated in religious usage, but it can be applied to natural experiences as well as supernatural. It can also mean “suggesting the presence of something holy or divine”.