1.Glossary:
★Caim (Gaelic n.) : an invisible circle of protection drawn around a person to remind him that he is safe and loved , even in the darkest times
★Astralis transisse (latin ): star-crossed

2. Glossary :
★ eesome (Scottish adj .) : very pleasing to the eye
★ bilk (17th C English verb) : to escape either physically or mentally

3. Glossary :
★Aisling (Irish Gaelic noun): dream or vision
★Sough (old English noun) : ..murmur of the wind
★Solivagant (latin adj.) Wandering alone

4.
Glossary:
★Tacenda (obsolete noun) : things better left unsaid
★Offing (obsolete noun): the deep distant stretch of the ocean that is still visible from the land
★cammouvere (italian verb) : to stir..to move..to touch

5. Glossary :
★Ustulation (medieval latin noun): a burning lust
★Whelve (Middle English verb): to bury something deep
★Antiscians (latin noun): people who live on opposite sides of the world
★cosmogyral (Greek adj) :whirling around the universe
★Litost (Czech noun): an undefinable longing
★Caim (Gaelic n.) : an invisible circle of protection drawn around a person to remind him that he is safe and loved , even in the darkest times
★Astralis transisse (latin ): star-crossed
2. Glossary :
★ eesome (Scottish adj .) : very pleasing to the eye
★ bilk (17th C English verb) : to escape either physically or mentally
3. Glossary :
★Aisling (Irish Gaelic noun): dream or vision
★Sough (old English noun) : ..murmur of the wind
★Solivagant (latin adj.) Wandering alone
4.
Glossary:
★Tacenda (obsolete noun) : things better left unsaid
★Offing (obsolete noun): the deep distant stretch of the ocean that is still visible from the land
★cammouvere (italian verb) : to stir..to move..to touch
5. Glossary :
★Ustulation (medieval latin noun): a burning lust
★Whelve (Middle English verb): to bury something deep
★Antiscians (latin noun): people who live on opposite sides of the world
★cosmogyral (Greek adj) :whirling around the universe
★Litost (Czech noun): an undefinable longing
#3 is both Amal and Ali.
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